sounds like a good idea, I might try it. They do have grout bags that serve
about the same purpose. I have not used one as of yet, but apparently it is
like a cake frosting bag, and you fill it with grout and squeeze it out,
like when decorating a cake.
Michael
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sounds like a good idea, I might try it. They do have grout bags that
serve
about the same purpose. I have
The only problem I see with this method is the amount of grout being pushed
into the crevices, and it not applying a strong enough presence and seal
against any spills that may occur from time to time.
I thought the whole reason for applying grout in the first place was to
create a seal
