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[QUOTE="Waluigi, post: 914516"] I’m the complete opposite of an expert and have never done anything like it before. I just taped up either side of the joint with masking tape, about 2mm away from the joint. Used a small spatula to fill the joint proud then run the spatula against the tile on both sides to create a right angle of resin. Then once the resin had started to go off a little bit, I removed the masking tape and run a blade against the tile on both sides to removed a tiny amount of excess. Then once the resin had set I used a diamond polishing pad (60) to knock the corner point flat and round off, then finished off with a 120 and 200 grit pad. These tiles are Matt so I will polish a little bit tomorrow. I went with about 2% of hardener to fill which was about right for a 2.4m run of mitre to fill and I didn’t want to weaken to the mix by adding too much Hardener as per Akemi’s instructions. I just hope this white doesn’t yellow too much......or shrink!! [/QUOTE]
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