re-grouting

the same as the original grouting. apply with rubber float, remove from face of tile with damp sponge, buff when dry.

Women might use a piping bag, I really don't know. Myself, I make a mess and clean the tile as I grout.

-- Oren

"equal opportunity, not equal results"

Liz,

If the surface of the tile is smooth without voids the I would use a grout float and a grout sponge (a sponge with very small cell openings) and grout following the directions on the box. It is really not that messy of a job. Just make sure to get all the excess grout off the surface of the tile with the sponge (rinse often, wipe at a 45 degree angle to the grout line) before it drys. Done properly, any remaining grout haze can be buff out with a white scotch pad. If the tile surface has pits or voids the try a grout bag (same as a pastry bag).

Thanks. Since the tile surfaces seem smooth, I don't think it will be too bad a job...