is this good to use on an outside patio- both for waterproofing and porcelain tile application?
262511
Check the manufacturers website for outside use. If ditra ok's this for outside use you may want to look into the thinner and less expensive version of the product.
262512
It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
794321
I wouldn't. there is a mixture that is sold at most tile stores specifically for that. it forms a water proof membrane behind tile.
657877
I've used this tile cutter for glass and ceramic tile. A porcelain tile project is next, and i have absolutely no concerns; I'm certain that it'll work just fine. This, in fact, is the tile cutter that the professional tile installer that put on the time installation seminar at our local Home Depot uses on all of his projects.
944535
It can be used in an exterior location. I would recommend sealing the Pl 259 connector from moisture.
1486879
If you paint it, it works for outdoor. I used Rustoleum outdoor paint and it's been on my patio for over a year.
1536684
It's perfect for cement! I have one on my back patio for the grandchildren to play on. It's very durable, water-proof, and they can walk on it bare foot without burning their feet from the heat of cement during summer months. Primary reason was in case they fell, they had cushioning.
1046469
NO ... Weldbond is great but it's water-based and would NOT hold up if exposed to rain, snow, etc. It would be better to use a waterproof adhesive more like "Liquid Nails" to stick mosaic pieces to an outdoor object. Same is true of the the grout you'd use to finish the project. It has to be "water-proof" and designed for freeze-thaw conditions year-round.
2106455
yes, you can use it outdoor. And there are something to stick on the floor at the bottom of each panel, I think it only works for tiles or hardwood flooring.
1051171
I have these for outside under a vinyl swing set. I wouldn't pay this much for inside-- go with foam tiles instead.
1774534
No,it is not intended for outdoor use, however if it is placed where it will not be directly exposed to the elements, it should be fine. If you place it under a porch, gazebo, or similar protection, so that it isn't soaked by a rainfall, there should be no worries.
2283222
I don't think it is really meant for outdoor use. Only if you can protect it from rain or snow. No part of it appears to be moisture proof. I have it in bathroom, but not where water would hit it.
1352402
You can use it in a covered porch, but it is not recommended because the finish may corrode. They do make an exterior grade one like this one.
316011
Yes. I have been using it on concrete patio in my backyard for almost 10 months now.
823575
It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
66082
I used it on a porcelain tub. It worked well and seems very durable. I only needed to cover abour 5 square feet of surface and did not use all of the container. I am well satisfied.
105976
Personally I applied a coat of red guard to waterproof the entire area, niche included. Thereafter I used a polymer modified mortar. Adhesion is very strong for tile, even natural stone such as white marble (using a white drying mortar)
812757
I wouldn't recommend it. I used it on my patio and it began flaking off in less than one year. Rustoleum refunded the entire amount.