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hi,
Im tiling from a bath to the ceiling which i havnt done before, do you put the trim up with rapid set then tile to it?
Any tips would ... -
easy trim question
hi,
Im tiling from a bath to the ceiling which i havnt done before, do you put the trim up with rapid set then tile to it?
Any tips would be great.
Cheers
Paul
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Re: easy trim question
Not sure what you mean Shogun?? Is the wall wider than the bath and you need to put trim up either side vertically?
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Re: easy trim question
i put it in soon as i have put tiles up, poke it in, also silicone the outside too just small beed make it look tide this also helps to keep it in place
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Re: easy trim question

Originally Posted by
richie b
i put it in soon as i have put tiles up, poke it in, also silicone the outside too just small beed make it look tide this also helps to keep it in place
cheers mate is one if those flat trims i only have about a mm to play with the tile doesnt really slide i like the curved ones!!
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forgot to say,leave the last row of tiles up(end of the bath) till last so when ya poke it in the addy has not gone off, hope it all makes sence
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Originally Posted by
richie b
forgot to say,leave the last row of tiles up(end of the bath) till last so when ya poke it in the addy has not gone off, hope it all makes sence
Aye it makes sence, thats what i thought just checking, cheers for the advice
Paul
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hi
I forgot to mention its landscape and brick affect, so i think i might dry cut to make sure its good before fixing as i said, its that flat trim which isnt giving me much to play with.
Cheers
Paul
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yer can cut first, just remember with that trim were it has a little gap to smoth edges of cuts, wich im sure u aleady know, i overlooked that once and had to take em back off quick
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no worries paul, glad it went well
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