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Discuss glass border tiles in the Tiling Forum at Tilers Forum; i have some border tiles which look like glass. i need to know how to cut them, i dont think i can use a wet cutter or snap them with ...- 03-01-2008 #1Tiling Forum Contributor
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glass border tiles
i have some border tiles which look like glass. i need to know how to cut them, i dont think i can use a wet cutter or snap them with the rubi???
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Some can be cut on a dry cutter but mostly you have to wet cut them..but not all blades are suitable for glass...do a test cut with water in and if it starts to shell out with in the cut lines then you need a porcelain blade or a glass blade...rubi do a blade called a CVG and is designed specifically for glass but most good quality porcelain blades will cut as well...hope this helps..let us know how you get on...
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was told to lay glass tiles on card or paper when running through your wet cutter to prevent getting any scratch marks on underside which could be visible once layed.
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SIGMAS ALLWAYS CUT GLASS EASILY (PRO TILERS PREFERED CUTTERS)...... YOU NEED 24 HOURS BEFORE YOU CAN GROUT THEM UNLESS YOU USE SPACERS.......................
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ashumed he was using ready mixed addhesive (stickey) sorry
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A good porcelain blade should cut glass tiles no problem. Thats what I normally use and without any problems
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thanks for all the advice lads.
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