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Discuss tile rubbing stone in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; is a tile rubbing stone just a silicon carbide stone like you would use to sharpen a chisel with? thanks...
          
  1. 20-11-2008 #1
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    is a tile rubbing stone just a silicon carbide stone like you would use to sharpen a chisel with?
    thanks
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    They are similar yes......just that the tile stone is made for tiles etc and the other is for metal...different grits etc...

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