removing tiles around an enamel bath
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If it is an enamel bath, are you sure it is a burn? Or is it rust coming through.
Removing the first tile has to be done carefully, after one has been removed, should not be a problem to remove the rest. I would score it with a diamond tipped cutter, then lightly tap with a hammer and chisel.
Removing the first tile has to be done carefully, after one has been removed, should not be a problem to remove the rest. I would score it with a diamond tipped cutter, then lightly tap with a hammer and chisel.
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DiyVirgin
a dremel is good for cutting along the bath edge , if it is a chip or burn I would say have it re-enamelled...
a dremel is good for cutting along the bath edge , if it is a chip or burn I would say have it re-enamelled...
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