what can i use to fill small space between vynil tiles?

Answer 1

Generally *ceramic* tiles have grout in between them.

On vinyl tiles, you shouldn't have any space at all.
(at least not that I'm aware of).

Can you clarify your question?

Answer 2

You can use grout, or even caulk which is expandable (but you have to make sure no dirt gets in with the caulk before it dries).

They have tube grout (looks kinda like toothpaste container) usually in the painters section of home depot. You can cut the tip to as small of an opening as you need to fill the space. Once in just go over with a damp sponge and you are done.

Answer 3

Buy new tiles and lay them correctly. There should be no s p a c e s. The tiles were warmer than the floor when you laid them. Leave them on the floor for 24 hours before opening the box. So tile acclimates to room temperature.

Answer 4

you will would desire to apply bathing room caulking. in basic terms be sure you get the anti-microbial caulking. or you have rust colored mildew/mildew that types on the caulking. you do no longer choose to apply grout considering that desires to flex. The partitions of a house easily will pass up and down and you like some thing versatile to allow for that. you're meant to do a similar ingredient once you place tiling above a kitchen counter-authentic. the gap in between the counter-authentic and the 1st row of tile could be crammed with caulking rather of grout to grant in basic terms a sprint of pliability. in case you place grout there, the grout might crack.

Answer 5

If the vinyl is light colored you can sprinkle baby powder or corn starch and sweep into cracks for a temporary fix. Kind of like sweeping sand between outdoor bricks on a patio.

Answer 6

Call a local home repair store and tell them what you need and ask what they would recommend. Or go in personally and explain and have them show you the products available for the job you have in mind. Then ask everything you can about using and applying it.

Good luck.