Can this be used to repair loose floor tiles?
296172
I used this to repair cracked and/or missing grout between wall tiles. The tiles were securely attached to the wall. If your tiles are loose, you will need to use an adhesive first to re-set and secure your loose floor tile.
643880
It will work but you will have to let the compressor catch back up. If you are scraping tile off of drywall I'd probably do it by hand with a regular hammer and hand chisel if you are trying not to damage the drywall. Just my opinion. It's actually easier to cut out the drywall and tile as one and replace it altogether.
168876
No, I'd suggest a mechanical fastener. The glaze on the tile will make it difficult for the epoxy to hold.
2044950
I'd use the primer for it before doing so, but I see no reason it can't be after that, as thats what I did. But you'd also want to "level" the joints in the existing tile before you do, so its not as simple as peel and stick if you want it right.
500494
I'm not sure you would need to, as there is a small pack of blank tiles included. I assume they are to be used as replacements.
1860739
The viscosity of the fix a floor glue is like Elmer's glue so I think it would still be injectable. The problem is the the tip if the fix a floor tube probably is too big to use hole that small. You might try injecting the glue into a small syringe and then use that to inject it thru the smaller grout hole.
2015511
No, sorry to say this tool will not do what your looking to do with it. This tool is wonderful for removing cermaic tile from substrates. A carbide head on a buffer would do a better job but still may not remove all the residue.
1555893
I'm sure you would just burn up blades and ruin the tiles. You could try a little trim piece, but I wouldn't hold my breath. You can buy a small wet saw from Northern Tool, or rent one from your local hardware store.
391492
I didn't try that. But, I can't imagine there is anyway it could do that job. It made a mess of ceramic tile!
595159
That's the way we used it. It works perfectly. Glued it with quick set epoxy. It looks like it could be imbedded in tile also.
691758
Yes. Overall the floor attachment indeed doesn't work very well. The wood one works well on tile.
2159050
I don't know, but it sounds like a good idea that should work. I will say that I did practice on an extra tile, and the more I practiced, the better I got. The problem for me was not so much getting the right color, but getting it to flow into the chipped spots so as to get a good match with the tile's surface.
2195067
Hello Diane, Yes, this tool would be great for the job you described. It even comes with a tile cutting blade. Hope that helps!
558969
I think it would do fine, but of course it will break the tile up. The flat bit would do the trick.
752054
I have tiles that had some cracks and scratches.It help diminish the look of these on the floor
902941
I have only used on tile floor. The glue is kinda thin, much like Elmer's glue. If there is nothing between the concrete and the flooring material, it should work. If you a loose plastic barrier under the flooring, it probably wouldn't work.
553310
I'm assuming you are talking about ceramic or porcelain tiles if so, the the answer is NO! You would have to use a ceramic tile saw or a score and snap saw. The Skil flooring saw could be used to cut laminate floor tiles.