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Discuss tile files in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; hi there, are those carbite covered files any good. are there any you can use on floor tiles. thanks alan...
          
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    Default tile files

    hi there,

    are those carbite covered files any good.

    are there any you can use on floor tiles.

    thanks alan
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    Default Re: tile files

    No and No.
    But you could use a Carborundum stone or an angle grinder.

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    it wont go amiss in yer tool bag
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    I use these with water but not cheap
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    They are worth having but they really are not much good for anything other than the softest of tiles.
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    Same as TJ for me.
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    An oil stone works well just aswell..
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