Mitering tiles and which epoxy
A question about mitering and matching epoxy colour
I'll be working with some pinkish matt porcelain tiles where the core is the same colour as the glaze, I've found the perfect ratio of two Kerakoll grouts to match the tile colour for grouting to try and have the grout lines disappear (if anyone cares, 3x warm white to each 1x venetian red). However my experience with mitering is limited to just getting nice cuts. I've never installed them at eye level where they'd stick out like a sore thumb if glued badly. I'd appreciate any advice on this front.
The main question I have is about matching the colour; could I mix epoxy resin with grout to achieve the perfect colour? Or, what product would you recommend?
And also, would it be better to cut them sharp, epoxy, and then use a diamond hand pad to sand back once assembled? Or should I give them a 2mm bevel first and then epoxy?
Cheers guys
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A question about mitering and matching epoxy colour
I'll be working with some pinkish matt porcelain tiles where the core is the same colour as the glaze, I've found the perfect ratio of two Kerakoll grouts to match the tile colour for grouting to try and have the grout lines disappear (if anyone cares, 3x warm white to each 1x venetian red). However my experience with mitering is limited to just getting nice cuts. I've never installed them at eye level where they'd stick out like a sore thumb if glued badly. I'd appreciate any advice on this front.
The main question I have is about matching the colour; could I mix epoxy resin with grout to achieve the perfect colour? Or, what product would you recommend?
And also, would it be better to cut them sharp, epoxy, and then use a diamond hand pad to sand back once assembled? Or should I give them a 2mm bevel first and then epoxy?
Cheers guys
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