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Could anyone advise me about painting or otherwise tidying up the edges of tiles?
We are having a double row of tiles fitted in our kitchen and the top row ... -
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tile edges painting
Could anyone advise me about painting or otherwise tidying up the edges of tiles?
We are having a double row of tiles fitted in our kitchen and the top row will have the tile edges exposed.
The tiles are dark green and the edges are whiteish alothough some have a few green streaks.
We do not like the trims we have seen and are wondering if we might paint the edges, either a matching green if we can find the right colour or maybe off-white.
If we can paint the edges is there any particular type of paint we should use?
Any advice would be much appreciated
Peter
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Regular TilersForums Contributor
Re: tile edges painting
Can I ask why you don't like trim? Professionally mitred trim looks top notch, I guess you've been put off by poorly fitted trim you've seen elsewhere?
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New TilersForums Contributor
Re: tile edges painting
Trim seems to be plastic. It's a matter of taste.
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Re: tile edges painting
Try looking at Schulter and Genesis metal trims. Aluminium is cheapest and doesn't look that far off brushed steel. If you go for stainless steel then expect to pay more.
Schulter Jolly is a fav of mine
Schluter-JOLLY - Schluter-Systems
or Genesis
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Re: tile edges painting
Thanks again.
But, back to my initial question, we do not want to use trim and I would like to know if there is any particular paint we should use.
Many thanks
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New TilersForums Contributor
Re: tile edges painting
In fact, forget it.
I've found another website with an answer to my specific question.
Regards!
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Last edited by Colour Republic; 27-10-2010 at 12:25 PM.
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welcome anyway peter
people have tried other sites and come back to here when they realise the advise they were given was duff
right painting the bisque on the edge of ceramics isnt cheap
you want a tin of zinnser gard to seal the porosity and then you can choose a high gloss oil paint to match your tiles, take a tile into your paint merchants to match the colour
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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dont take it to heart Rob
if the guy had the first inkling of what you are capable off and the knowledge you possess he would have shown more respect
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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You're too kind Mike!
I just thought it would be better to take advice from a few sources than just one, they did say thanks so didn't really take it heart
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Regular TilersForums Contributor
Re: tile edges painting
Why the bad attitude Peter? This is a very friendly forum and we were only trying to help. Lifes too short mate.
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Re: tile edges painting

Originally Posted by
Peter W Jones
In fact, forget it.
I've found another website with an answer to my specific question.
Regards!
Patience is a virtue.. and some seem to lack it..
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So rude he could be off the dragons den.....
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Customers HUH
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: tile edges painting
A customer of mine used Airfix enamel paint on tile edges and it was very good.
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