What is the best option of cutting limestone tiles?
Some have advised wet, but the tiles are very pourous and absort the water?
Some have advised dry, I think i would been lots of diamond wheels and what a mess, Dust!

Tiles are 60 x 40 cm limestome cream

Please help!!!!

'WET' -this way you will not chip the edges.

The tiles will dry.
If the limestone is very porous - 2 coats of seal before you touch them!
Second thought 'as above' even if they are not very porous.
Even skin grease can mark some un sealed limestone.

Timeless John.

wet cut from me too

Many thanks for the replies.

But another question, If you seal the faces of the tiles would this cause problems with the addy adhering to the tile???

Sorry many Questions!!!

There is only ONE face to seal the TOP.

Timeless John.

Many thanks Timeless John

Agreed, Wet Cut, and of course uponn being laid grouted and Dried SEAL!!!

Would it not be easiest to seal them before you lay them ?

Originally Posted by mags

Would it not be easiest to seal them before you lay them ?

Mags - that is what I advised on post 2. With porous stone it is best to seal as you unpack from the crate - with clean hands and clean accessories.

Timeless John.

I always seal first saves getting adhesive or grease marks everywhere.

Trev

Originally Posted by timeless john

Mags - that is what I advised on post 2. With porous stone it is best to seal as you unpack from the crate - with clean hands and clean accessories.

Timeless John.

Sorry John I missed that post , lazy reading