Grouting is a technique used to fill the voids between tiles or stones to create a solid surface. The process involves mixing a cement-based material, such as grout, and applying it between the joints of the tiles or stones. The grout is then allowed to cure or dry, creating a solid, durable surface. The primary purpose of grouting is to improve the stability and durability of the tiles or stones, as well as to prevent moisture from seeping underneath and causing damage. Grouting can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of tiled surfaces by providing a clean, finished look.
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