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How about tiling you window sill in travertine or marble, then shaping and polishing it ? Easier than you think There is a picture on the video link in my website if you care to have a look.. www.yorkshiretilingservices.co.uk[/img] Otherwise have a look at a couple of photo's I have...

Tank your walls. Cement based adhesive. 2 or 3 coats of sealer / impregnator.Use the recommended maintaianance cleaner ( most sealer manufacturers have one ) Then does no harm re sealing once a year. No problems

Hi best price online will be from Tradetiler.com Otherwise try ebay Score once, quickly with even presssure and snap with handle this action should take even an amateur 10 seconds at the most. If you buy one you will be able to re sell on ebay no problem and get most of your money back.

Hi there is not an electric tile cutter in the world that is quicker or more efficient that a "score and snap cutter" You can score and snap a tile in 5 seconds flat. A good one will give you a lovely, clean accurate cut !

He obviously is not a tiler Only someone who thinks he can tile !

Hi read your post properly and understood....... A rubi ts 60 sould do the trick ! Your rocket science comments rubbed me up the wrong way ! No it ain't rocket science, but takes a lot to use correct adhesive, correct method, good setting out, cutting, preparation etc etc etc ...

Tiling is not rocket science I agree, It is easy to do, but not easy to do well ! Leave it to the experts ! And not people who think they can tile. If it was so easy you would not be asking questions here ! You would just have got on with it...... follow link to see how it should be done...

Try a hammer and chisel :lol:

Hi Richard perhaps wording did not express properly.... I should have said essential Regards Nick

I would take them back and ask for a refund. These are not fit for purpose, you are entitled to a refund. Otherwise ask the supplier to come and clean them. If you bought a carpet and it had stains on it, you would not expect the shop to tell you to hire a carpet cleaner

You can dry line the wall. No need to plaster before tiling, plasterboard is a better substrate to tile upon than skimmed plasterboard. You would be well advised to buy a tanking kit to waterproof your wet area

Sorry cant help you there I would always remove old tiles before tiling

Just depends upon what type of install I am doing, the background is often plaster or plasterboard which is tanked - taking weight of tiles into account. Otherwise may use marine ply which is tanked, wedi board or a wet room kit from Total Wet Room Solutions I often use an angle grinder for...

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fire away with your questions, I would be more than happy to help

Ouch !!!!! :lol:

Totally agree

I use self leveller where necessary - if the customer wants a good job then they will have to pay for it... in the long run is no more expensive than the extra adhesive and time trying to level floor. Work with a lot of large format and natural stone .. substrate needs to be good. Also...