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Discuss Mosiac in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi guys just done my first Mosaic job and wondered what you think of it any comments will be apreciated mosaic.jpg mosiac2.jpg...
          
  1. 11-12-2008 #1
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    Default Mosiac

    Hi guys just done my first Mosaic job and wondered what you think of it

    any comments will be apreciated

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    Default Re: Mosiac

    Very nice,well done!
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    looks lush i could only dream of a kitchen like that ,
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    Don't let the mrs see it she want it as well. Nice job.
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    Looks great, nice job. still to do my first mosiac job, dreading it!!!
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    Nice Job! What mosaics are they? They look good quality! Are they Bizazza by any chance?
    My only little criticism is I would straighten the last two sockets on the right!

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    nice work mate !
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    Looks good JR, but its sent me eyes funny.
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    Looks good...thanks for the pics...

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    looks very nice and neat mate,well done
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    Well done looks tidy job
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    Keep up the good work mate!
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    Default Re: Mosiac

    Good job, well done, but what the hell is that glitter ball above the hob, don't tell me it's the extractor fan.
    Looks like Wickes or B&Q tiles.
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    Very nice well done
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    nice job mate
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    Default Re: Mosiac

    Really tidy job mate well done. Mad disco ball though.
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    Default Re: Mosiac

    Cheers for the comments guys & yea the disco ball is the extractor fan (was getting a groove on).

    Think the tiles were from a place called Tile Giant in cheltenham and quite expensive
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