Review on Dremel MM500 1/8-Inch Multi-Max Carbide Grout 🔧 Blade: Optimal for Grout Removal, with Durable Gold Coating by Justin Quinones

If you need to remove the grout, then it will do. But it takes some practice and a very steady hand. If you're not careful, you'll not only remove the grout, you'll easily cut into each tile. Start with small areas that are less visible so you get used to it. And remember, you're going to make a lot of dust. Shut the doors, turn off the fans, put on at least a basic face mask, and get ready for some serious arm use. The main issue here is that due to the shape of the carbide blade and the Multimax tool itself, you CANNOT easily use it in small corners or near tubs or any other surface where you don't have at least 3-4 inches of clearance.