Is porcelian and ceramic tile mortar the right stuff?
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I used mastick- got help at Home Depot to get right product and amount. My fireplace project turned out GREAT!
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Mortar is not required with this Botticino stacked stone, which is a plus. The 1"x 2" pieces are very close together.
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We use a mortar and pestle and it works well. Worth the minimal effort since the fine ground is significanlty more expensive.
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It is mostly made for grout. And if you do the tile portion, you will have to buff it after a few min. It's not made for a porous tile. I would go online or Google to ask what should be used. Sometimes what you use in grout, may not be used on tile
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The paint that comes with works well, but they are porous ceramic tiles, so most paint should absorb well.
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Maybe the Residential model would, I've only used the Commercial model with cement board & ceramic tile or drywall and granite panels. There hasn't been a void between the 2 materials.
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It was mentioned on the label, " Ideal for ceramic tile, porcelain, chrome, stainless steel and glass." The answer is "yes".
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Hey Cristy, In addition I would be careful about mixing the two as they may not pattern the same as they are made by a different manufacturer. The Costco tile is a knock off of this tile. They do look pretty close though.
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Hi Jamie,I didnt end up using this tile because it was over budget unfortunately. I havent looked at the sample for a while but I felt like the grout space wasnt to large or to small for the size of it...tho it wasnt super close together. The sample was really nice and I wish that we had enough to use it!
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I mixed mortar with it no problems. I think a some bags of concrete would be fine.
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I put skim Stone right over tile and used their sanded primer. I did Ardex feather finish over formica, and used the same sanded primer. I think you can get sanded primer almost anywhere (I used sanded primer with American Clay also.)
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i believe so. But if the tile has natural finish then it may affect the appearance.
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Hi Judy It will be better to use designated glass cutters I use Montolit it is an Italian cutter you get a cleaner cut and less grinding as a result. These tile cutters which are great for ceramics will crush the glass rather than cut.
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I used it underneath a maple wood floor in a gym. The purpose of the material is to create a vapor barrier. I do not think there would be a benefit to put it under ceramic tile.
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The Ceramic filler is suitable for exterior tile repairs. The filler is water resistant when sealed with Lacquer Brush Pen that comes in the kit. The filler after applied should sit for 24 hours before putting any outdoor furniture on top for full curing. Thank you
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I'm not an expert so I have no idea if it would be safe for a porous tile floor. Keep in mind it is a strong chemical product. Not much help, sorry. Good luck!
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HI Holdin5Aces, Our EnduroShield for Tile & Grout kit will work brilliantly on ceramic tiles, with the same water & oil repellent properties (making it easy to clean) as the glass product. This can also be used on porcelain, ceramic, and vitrified surfaces, and is also perfect for the shower floor. Thanks, The EnduroShield Team
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ceramic and porcelain tile usually requires no sealing since they are not porous. seal the grout between the tiles.