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Remove any cracked or broken mosaic tiles from the firepit area, placing a putty knife under damaged tiles and hitting the putty knife gently with a small hammer. Chip off any remaining tile chips or old mortar, using the putty knife and hammer. Wipe off the area with sponge and water.
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Apply thinset mortar to the cleaned area of the firepit, using a notched trowel. Hold the notched trowel at an angle and spread the thinset onto the area in a thin layer. Make straight lines in the thinset, using the notched edge of trowel.
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Apply a thin layer of thinset onto the back of new mosaic tiles with a trowel. Press the mosaic tiles firmly onto the prepared firepit area, while the thinset is still wet. Wipe off any thinset on front of the tiles with sponge and let cure. Use a tile cutter to cut any tiles to the correct fit.
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Apply grout to the crevices of the new mosaic tiles. Spread the grout smoothly and evenly, using a grout brush. Wipe off any excess grout with a sponge. Let the grout dry completely, then apply grout sealer and let it dry before using the firepit.
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