shinnen
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Hi,
I'm not sure if this is a tiling question, but here goes.
The guys who installed the railings on our front porch broke the step, while drilling for the post.
I've been the route of getting them to fix it, but that was a waste of time; so I'm now left with two options: replacing the entire cap (12"x2"x72") "black limestone pool coping" OR repairing what I have. I would like to address the repair option first, since 'I' can do it, at a much lower cost.
I'm thinking that a good (epoxy or ???), which will withstand the cold and heat of Southern Ontario, might work. They call this stuff black limestone, but it's not porous, maybe a composite, as you can see in the photo.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
I'm not sure if this is a tiling question, but here goes.
The guys who installed the railings on our front porch broke the step, while drilling for the post.
I've been the route of getting them to fix it, but that was a waste of time; so I'm now left with two options: replacing the entire cap (12"x2"x72") "black limestone pool coping" OR repairing what I have. I would like to address the repair option first, since 'I' can do it, at a much lower cost.
I'm thinking that a good (epoxy or ???), which will withstand the cold and heat of Southern Ontario, might work. They call this stuff black limestone, but it's not porous, maybe a composite, as you can see in the photo.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
