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Well I just finished my floor at last and feel like I need a year or two off what a messy job, that bloody adhesive gets everywhere, well it does ... -
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Big floor?
when i tile there is very little adhesive wasted.
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doug boardley
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you're not supposed to go mud wrestling in it carpo
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£500 on addy and slc, that must be some floor!
I only waste what goes off before i used it and thats not much as im a tight wad!
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I will be getting some pics up later this week, I want to get the skirting boards, kitchen kickboards and a few other bits.
Floor was a little over 20m2 I put down polished porcelain 600x600 tiles, from B&Q sealed before grouting, and it has come out great, although the seem to mark very easy.
I learnt a lot doing this floor both through making mistakes and the help here, biggest thing I discovered is don't use rapid set............. it sets in a have to rush mentality.
I used about 10 bags of Mapei flexi adhesive and about the same of the latex plan trade, the floor was over 20mm out as it was formally two different areas.
Carpo
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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The Following 7 Users Say Thank You to carpo For This Useful Post:
Dave (06-06-2010), faithhealer (06-06-2010), mikethetile (06-06-2010), nybor62 (07-06-2010), Phil Hobson (06-06-2010), Scott (07-06-2010)
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doug boardley
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looks good carpo, well done mate and thanks for the pics
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Nice floor
Is that white grout?
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Looks good... nice floor.
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well done mate, you should be proud of your self
in answer to your question, I used to get addy everwhere when I started but you soon start working clean with a little practice
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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looks the bizzo mate
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get the white grout sealed sooner rather than later
good looking job
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well done nice job
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looks good mate. That dog of yours will have you cleaning them grout lines regular
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Nice floor and nice choice of appliances too
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Originally Posted by
carpo
Cheers guys, you can really appreciate how difficult a job tiling really is, looks simple but far from it, I am glad it's over
One quick question............. I notice that the tiles mark quite easy, so any ideas of a product that I could apply over the tiles to make them a little more stain resistant?
Carpo
a big carpet!! 
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Www.ltp-online.co.uk and www.tilegiant.co.uk both sell ltp sealers. All explaned on the ltp site.
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