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Discuss Help with mosaic border in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; i've got a job to do with 9mm thick wall tiles into which i have to insert a glass mosaic border which is 3mm thick. Any tips or advice on ...
          
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    Default Help with mosaic border

    i've got a job to do with 9mm thick wall tiles into which i have to
    insert a glass mosaic border which is 3mm thick. Any tips or advice on
    how to get borders flush with wall tiles?

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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    Try this
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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    3mm is very thin though ???
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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    Cut up some spare 6mm hardiebacker board up and put behind the mosaics.
    I've had to do this a few times with the cheap mosaics .

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    as above
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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    4 or 6 mm backer board

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    make a dog eared screed, I use glazing packers to do this, basically you cut the packers ends to the depth of your mosaics, fill the gap between the field tiles with addy and then screed it out.

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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    thats the easiest way doug, ive cut them from the lids of tubbed addy,worked out good

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    Default Re: Help with mosaic border

    Box of cheap thin tiles from Bandq ,cut to size of border then fix to depth needed to build out,fix glass mosaic by covering back of the tile with adhesive(I use rapid set floor adhesive)then tamp into place with grout squeegee

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