Sirs: Home less than one year old. Entire house is tiled with large size tiles--24" x 24". PROBLEM: Several tiles have hairline cracks. One in particular in bathroom runs from diagonally corner to corner. Crack has not opened up or separated yet and is just an unsightly hair line crack. Builder won't replace. QUESTION: Anyone have a suggestion to fix crack(s) without removing tile? I have some thin pourable silicone, but it won' do much to conceal the crack. THANX, REBEL

Ok, so I decided to re-design our small shower wall tile. After removing the old tiles and installing Easy Board as backing I started taking measurements for the new installation. Find out that the back wall is not plumb to the two other walls. I thought of installing the new tile as is, but then realized the grout spacing on the corners would be off. (Narrow at the bottom and wide at the top). I can cut the tiles which will but up against the corner for an even finish. My question is: Do I leave space at the corners so after the mortar dries I can insert grout down the corners? Or can I but up the side wall tiles up against the back wall tiles? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, George