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| How'm I doing chaps??? | | OK, I'm off!!! I've mixed my adhesive, cut my tiles and I've been merrily sticking them to the wall. Now I know why they sell tile spacers in such big pots....one for the wall, one lost forever behind the cooker, one for the wall, one behind the cooker. I've put some photos of today's effort in an album on here (obviously not grouted yet). Nearly done 1 wall!!!!
How does it look so far??
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | Looks good so far Andieu,  why the trim along the bottom? |
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | lovely, nice what colour grout? | | |
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | ah the trim...we ummed and ahhhed about it. the face of the tiles isn't smooth-it's bumpy like slate, so I couldn't figure out hoe to get any kind of 'stuck on' edging between the worktop and the tiles to seal properly on the tiles, so went for the black trim that you slip the tiles into. We were advised this too by the 'experts' in topps. You don't notice it too much in real life now it's up. Have got a silver trim to go on the top edge when I get the tiles high enough tomorrow. | Max Speed =4 tiles per hour. Beware lady drivers!
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | Cant find any pics? | | |
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | the grout will be charcoal, which I think(hope) will pretty much match-ish.
Contemplated white, but think that'll look too 'busy' with the style of doors and tiles on the floor. | Max Speed =4 tiles per hour. Beware lady drivers!
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | sounds like fun love personally im a straight foward tile and grout man dont get me wrong trim looks fantastic in the right places but as for grout colour two choices dark to keep it in toe or contrast it in something bright. | | |
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#9 | | Tilers Forums Admin | Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | Quote: |
We were advised this too by the 'experts' in topps.
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | max speed 4 words an hour no i know why im a tiler | | |
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | there are no experts in topps just salesmen | | |
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| Re: How'm I doing chaps??? | | Quote:
Originally Posted by andieu we ummed and ahhhed about it. the face of the tiles isn't smooth-it's bumpy like slate, so I couldn't figure out hoe to get any kind of 'stuck on' edging between the worktop and the tiles to seal properly on the tiles, so went for the black trim that you slip the tiles into. We were advised this too by the 'experts' in topps. You don't notice it too much in real life now it's up. Have got a silver trim to go on the top edge when I get the tiles high enough tomorrow. | Ok, just wondered! |
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