Why Do Bathroom Tiles Crack?

(AND HOW TO FIX THAT)

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If you have a tiny hairline crack in your tile, then you're in luck. These are relatively simple to fix. All you need is some tile filler and a bit of paint.

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Go Beyond the surface

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