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how to repair a tile
just got na call from a t.v company , one of there fitters have just drilled a hole through a wall and through a tile in the bathroom (dont laugh), tiles are discontiued and theres no spares, is there any product you can use to patch a small hole, im thinking along the lines of something you can mix like grout but add colours to it to try and get a match.
andy-allen-tiling
Wall and Floor Tiler based in Gloucester and covering Cheltenham-Forest of Dean-Stroud-Tewksbury-The Cotswolds.
Full bathroom fitting service, including all plumbing, plastering, and electrical installations, Free advice and design. tel.........01452 721112 mobile...07976883412 web site..... www.andy-allen-tiling.co.uk ANY TILE-ANY SURFACE-ANYWHERE
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Plastic surgeon will do it....
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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Re: how to repair a tile
i want to fix the tile, not a boob job
andy-allen-tiling
Wall and Floor Tiler based in Gloucester and covering Cheltenham-Forest of Dean-Stroud-Tewksbury-The Cotswolds.
Full bathroom fitting service, including all plumbing, plastering, and electrical installations, Free advice and design. tel.........01452 721112 mobile...07976883412 web site..... www.andy-allen-tiling.co.uk ANY TILE-ANY SURFACE-ANYWHERE
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Re: how to repair a tile
Resin filler with colour tubes to match colours.. quite a few types to choose from..
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Re: how to repair a tile
was going to say resin with a colour,good call(not perfect,but good)
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Re: how to repair a tile
Thin walls or a long drill, unlucky
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: how to repair a tile
look under the bath might be a few under there
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Re: how to repair a tile
If it was me I'd be demanding a bathroom TV to cover the hole in the tile.lol
If they have drilled through from the back, has the tile not blown at the front, ala a bullet exit wound?
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Re: how to repair a tile
Same as above, resin.
Have you had a chance to check if the tile is still soundly bonded to the wall?
P.S I like Tommys idea, get a free TV out of it
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Re: how to repair a tile

Originally Posted by
tommyzooom
If it was me I'd be demanding a bathroom TV to cover the hole in the tile.lol
If they have drilled through from the back, has the tile not blown at the front, ala a bullet exit wound?
i like it.......and the holes alrwady drilled to wire it up
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