Bullnose Tile Replacement

Collect all bullnose tile pieces that have fallen off into one place.

Locate the place where the bullnose tiles previously were (where the tiles broke off from).

Align any tiles that may have broken.

To check you have all the tiles in the correct alignment, place the bullnose tiles along the edge that they broke off of to make sure they fit.

To double check the order, find the perfect fit between the tile and the remaining grout (where the tile lies flush with the grout).

Now that you are sure, flip the tiles over so their underside is accessible.

Sand off any extra bits attached to the tile that will impact reattachment (for example, general debris or unsavable tile slivers).

Clean off your space to avoid accidentally gluing grime back onto your tiles.

Prepare about three strips of painter's tape per complete tile or one per broken tile piece.

Apply Gorilla Glue generously to the interior sides of the tile, as well as the corner edge that will be pressed into the tile.

Apply glue generously to the surface you are attempting to reattach the tile to.

Press and hold your glued tile into your glued surface.

Use your painters tape to hold the glued tile and surface together while the glue dries.

Continue these last five steps for all the bullnose tiles you are reattaching.

Use a paper towel to clean off as much dripping glue as you can.

Once the glue is dry, remove the painters tape.

Use your razor cutter to chip off the excess dried glue.

Use your standard scraper to remove as much dried glue that found its way between your tiles. This space should be made as clear as possible for grout.

Squeeze your grout into the gap.

Apply grout alongside the exposed edges of the tiles as well. Use the grout that remains from the original design to mark where yours should go.

Wipe off the excess grout with a damp paper towel.

Wait for the grout to dry and SUCCESS! Enjoy your reattached bullnose tiles!