Follow the instructions as outlined in step 1 and step 2 for the removal of a damaged tile.
Remove single tile from wall.
Drill through the tile at each hole with a drill equipped.
Use trowel to scrape the wall clean of loose debris 5.
Dry fit the new tile to the wall 6.
Undamaged tile removal 1.
Remove the grout from around the tile with a grout saw or rotary tool cutting as deeply as you possibly can.
Therefore you should use the same chisel to remove the adhesive from the wall by tapping it with a hammer progressively.
To remove a tile use a nail set to mark the surface then drill holes through the tile using a carbide tipped masonry bit.
Chisel away the title using a cold.
Protect work area with canvas drop cloth 2.
Tiles installed with thinset or another tile adhesive often require more work to remove them.
Once you ve taken care of the grout use your stiff putty knife again tapping the end to slide it under the tile.
Remove loose tiles 4.
Use a utility knife to score grout joints around the cracked tiles 3.
Removing a single tile from a wall can be trickier.
Loosen cracked tile using cold chisel and hammer.
A wide blade putty knife is helpful in prying the tiles loose.
Grout locks a tile in place sealing the joints between individual pieces.
Last but not least you should remove the tile adhesive from the wall and from the back of the ceramic tiles.
Once those tiles loosen pry them off.
Removing tiles on concrete board.
Take your nail set and punch a series of holes in an x pattern along the surface of the tile.
In this case your first step is to remove the grout surrounding the tile using a rotary tool a thin chisel or a grout removing tool.
When removing a single tile remove the grout on all sides of it to avoid damaging the others around it.