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Topic by MarkTheFiddler | posted 08-10-2012 02:54 AM | 6278 views | 0 times favorited | 11 replies | ![]() |
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08-10-2012 02:54 AM |
I think it can. I let the pros tell you I did the wrong thing but maybe they won’t. I had a chip in a tile at a transition next to wood. I probably never caught it when I cut the tile but I would guess that the chip was loosened at the tile saw. My solution was going to be, rip out the entire tile, scrape out the thinset, clean real well, replace with new tile, regrout, reseal, add a new transition seal – IF – it would stick to the silicone contaminated wood. It just wasn’t a pretty prospect. I said, I’ll try epxoy because there is nothing for me to lose. I used a wood epoxy putty because that’s what I had that wasn’t GREEN. I stuffed it into the hole, shaved excess with razor blade and waited an hour. I grabbed a brown, silver and black permanent marker and placed a few dots at a time on the dried epoxy. Then I smudged it and tried the next color. Can you see it? -- Working on my home for 2 years and counting. |
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