Nicks and scratches: If you were a little rough with the hammer, here's a way to cover your tracks. Hide any nicks and scratches with touch-up paint.

2torial #0516: Learn2 Replace a Broken Tile (Continued) Shaping the tile (optional) Is the old tile next to a plumbing fixture or on a corner? If not, skip this step and read Step 4. If the answer is yes, the tile needs to be cut or shaped to fit. Use a tile nipper to make the alteration. Start from the center of the tile edge that you'll be shaping. Refer back frequently to the plumbing fixture or corner piece for the correct shape. If you remove too much, you'll have to start over. Also, don't bite off more than you can chew with the tile nipper. Many small nibbles makes it easier on you and reduces the chance of ruining the tile. Once you have a good fit, smooth out any rough edges with some sandpaper. Step 4