Rubi tile cutter

[kanhatiger]

We are learning...rubbing block..we are guessing for running over the grout during the finish ?

 

[kanhatiger]

You could always try a cutter that the professionals use.....it starts with S and ends in IGMA.

Thanks we will take a look

 

[doug boardley]

this thread has just taken a downward spiral ^^^^ (Dom's post, not yours tiger)

 

[diamondtiling]

Doug, you keep threatening to try one, when you do you will eat your words matey.

 

[doug boardley]

Dom, you said you were gonna drop one off on your way to Center Parcs for me to try....still waiting:smilewinkgrin:

 

[kanhatiger]

really appreciate the help here, different views on tools is always healthy, i never dismiss anything until ive taken a look, we are really keen to know more about this tub ultra product we have...is it better to get a powder and mix it yourself ? we get one chance of doing our bathroom right, and we really want it to last and look good

 

[kilty55]

hi kan,yes a powdered one will be better than tubbed especially if large tiles are used

 

[chille]

In a bathroom its best to use powder and mix yourself, quite vigoursley until slightley stiff then comb it on

 

[doug boardley]

most deffo a powdered addy kanhatiger, the dispersion (tubbed) adhesive will not properly set with the size of your tiles as it relies on air to help it set.

 

[diamondtiling]

Dom, you said you were gonna drop one off on your way to Center Parcs for me to try....still waiting:smilewinkgrin:

I have a job to do in Berkshire in two weeks, I will order the latest (pull) version 900mm and send it to you, you can have a play for a fortnight and send it on to me, but you have to report your findings pro versus against........Deal?