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Posted by Robert11 on October 15, 2007, 4:55 pm
Hello,
Have one or two ceramic tiles in the hall that have become loose.
No problem in finding a good grout for the seams where they ajoin other
tiles, but would appreciate some suggestions as to a good "glue" or adhesive
for the bottoms.
I guess one criteria would be that it should be quite thin, so that the
tiles does not stick up above its neighbor.
Epoxy ?
Or,... ?
Thanks,
Bob
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Posted by dadiOH on October 15, 2007, 6:48 pm
Robert11 wrote:
> Hello,
> Have one or two ceramic tiles in the hall that have become loose.
> No problem in finding a good grout for the seams where they ajoin
> other tiles, but would appreciate some suggestions as to a good
> "glue" or adhesive for the bottoms.
Thinset
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Posted by Big_Jake on October 15, 2007, 8:09 pm
> Hello,
> Have one or two ceramic tiles in the hall that have become loose.
> No problem in finding a good grout for the seams where they ajoin other
> tiles, but would appreciate some suggestions as to a good "glue" or adhesive
> for the bottoms.
> I guess one criteria would be that it should be quite thin, so that the
> tiles does not stick up above its neighbor.
> Epoxy ?
> Or,... ?
> Thanks,
> Bob
If it is only a few, you might be able to get away with some silicone
caulk.
Just a thought.
JK
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Posted by Malcolm Hoar on October 15, 2007, 8:11 pm
>> Hello,
>> Have one or two ceramic tiles in the hall that have become loose.
>> No problem in finding a good grout for the seams where they ajoin other
>> tiles, but would appreciate some suggestions as to a good "glue" or adhesive
>> for the bottoms.
>> I guess one criteria would be that it should be quite thin, so that the
>> tiles does not stick up above its neighbor.
>If it is only a few, you might be able to get away with some silicone
>caulk.
You might be able to get away with duct tape too. However,
I think thinset would be a better bet.
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on October 15, 2007, 9:32 pm
> You might be able to get away with duct tape too. However,
> I think thinset would be a better bet.
Yes, but with duct tape all around, he won't need grout.
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> Have one or two ceramic tiles in the hall that have become loose.
> No problem in finding a good grout for the seams where they ajoin
> other tiles, but would appreciate some suggestions as to a good
> "glue" or adhesive for the bottoms.