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Old 05-12-2007   #1
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Default What do you use to mark your tiles for cuts...

What do you use to mark your tiles with for cuts etc...do you use felt tips....lead pencils...china pencils.....what do you find best..??????

do you use different on mat and glossy tiles...etc etc.....


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all different depends on tile, but my sons crayon style pencils are good for wet cuts.
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i use lead pencil then score line with dry cutter, wet saw follows line nicely, but would like to know if there is anything better to use.

my back aches....
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If snapping glazed tiles.ohp pens permanent, rub the mark off the tile if it is still visible after the cut....If the tile is satin face...pencil..(2 tiny marks top and bottom of tile)....Gaz

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pencil, pen, blood, crayon anything i can lay me hands on.

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i use pencil and felt although felt is rubbish when you go to put it on the wet cutter!
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i ran out of marker pens on a job, but i bought a tipex pen from sweet shop and it worked great never lost the line in the wet cutter. Easy to buy when your miles away from a tile shop
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i ran out of marker pens on a job, but i bought a tipex pen from sweet shop and it worked great never lost the line in the wet cutter. Easy to buy when your miles away from a tile shop
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I always just use a pencil, even on dark tiles. Can always see it even if you use a wet cutter because it gives off that shine (providing you keep your water clean)
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Pencil Or Felt Tip ,then Score,wet Cut Smallcut And Snap Big Cuts.
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We use pretty much the same things herr in the states as you folks do over there.

I use pencil mostly & use the pencil/score trick as mentioned as well but the best thing I use for wet cuts on dark tile & most stone is a "White-Out pen" as found in office supply houses for covering up mistakes on paper? . Not sure what they may be called in the UK but Presto Ball point makes a version & I believe Bic too?


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