little chips

[brinkley]

i was tiling a kitchen floor today with b&q cheapos customer bought them obviously and i had just finished grouting and dropped my pencil and it chipped the edge of the tile only a tiny little chip but couldnt believe it wasnt a heavy pencil by the way just a standard hb anyway mixed a bit of ivory grout with a hint of grey and it matched perfectly i know noone heres gonna admit to doing this little touch up job themselves or if you do have you got any bodger tips . mine was under where the washing machines going just goes to show how rubbish b&q tiles are

 

[mikethetile]

the only thing that amazes me about b&q is that they are still getting away with it

 

[Rich]

Hmm... Now thats a high quality tile.

 

[Sean fsy]

could have understood if it was a 2H pencil but not just a HB. surprised.

 

[mikethetile]

could have understood if it was a 2H pencil but not just a HB. surprised.

:lol::lol::lol:

 

[brinkley]

just imagine if it had been a carpenters pencil

 

[paulyoung666]

i hate to think what it is going to look like in a month or two :yikes:

 

[Andy Allen]

just think if you drop a chip on the chip it mite chip again :dizzy2::dizzy2:

 

[aqua blue]

brinkley... I know too many. The aim is to try and avoid needing them as you progress.

Confession.. I did a set on a large wall and just one 'white' (shadow cast) tile looked out. It stuck out like a sore thumb. I chiselled it out but nipped another tile
in the process, D'oh! a larger decorative one. :yikes:
I repaired it with car body filler and touched it in with white gloss.

Mums the word!

 

[brinkley]

at least someones honest