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i have a small amount of runout in my kitchen worktops , i am going to use coloured grout with matching silicone , any thoughts about a min and max ... -
silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
i have a small amount of runout in my kitchen worktops , i am going to use coloured grout with matching silicone , any thoughts about a min and max width silicone line along a worktop ?
Call me Paul

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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
Depends on how much it runs out..
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
You say it runs out, what gap is left
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doug boardley
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
that's a lot
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Call me Paul

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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
can you pack your top up a couple of mm
I know nothing I havent learnt
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
Could you not bed the other end into the wall slightly to close the gap at the run out end
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
not an ideal scenario but if you have tiled it and are happy to silicone it then i wd advise you to get cornertape..the small one wd be ideal for splashbacks as its minimal however on this occasion i would use medium which is a 6mm tape joint and will give you a thicker but neat joint of silicone to cover the run off
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??

Originally Posted by
mikethetile
can you pack your top up a couple of mm
good point mike ,paul is there a part of the worktop which isnt supported properly from underneath you can lift a mm or 2?
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
Are we talking about the worktop dropping down 4mm or coming away fronm the wall 4mm ?
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doug boardley
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
beat me to it Neale
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??

Originally Posted by
doug boardley
beat me to it Neale

As usual ...finished the ironing ?
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doug boardley
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
As usual ...finished the ironing ?
wonderful stuff ...crimplene
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
Are we talking about the worktop dropping down 4mm or coming away fronm the wall 4mm ?
worktop dropping down , had another look and a packer i had put in has dropped out as i have screwed the worktop down and i didnt notice , replaced it and i have no more than 2 mm variation along the whole worktop
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
Put another 2mm packer in then...
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doug boardley
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
or take the 2mm packer out of other end
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Re: silicone joint between tiles and worktop ??
its easily done mate
problem is it takes awhile for the top to drop so you dont realise
I know nothing I havent learnt
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