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Posted by Pat on October 1, 2006, 10:42 pm
aaronep@pacbell.net wrote:
> I have an outdoor shopping center that has a water fountain 35 years
> old. the ceramic tile inside the fountain has seen its finer days and
> needs to replaced. The construction people say the tile is embeded
> too firmly to be removed and that they only way to improve is to buy
> tile designed to
> be affixed over exisiting tile.
>
> I don't know about such tiles. Does the method really work? Where
> on the web can I find
> vendors of this type of tile?
>
> best, Aaron
If you don't trust your "construction people", go get new ones. If you
do trust them, then trust them. If they don't know where to get the
tiles, then don't trust them to do the job and go get someone new.
Just tell them to go bring you a dozen samples (or go the the supplier
with you) and to make a mock up of tile over tile for you to see.
After they do the mock up, have them explain it to you. Then try
pulling it apart and see what happens.
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