Sentences with phrase «of grout lines»

I started off by painting all of the grout lines with Toasty Grey Behr Paint in flat finish.

Another option: small tiles with lots of grout lines, which offer better «grip» than large tiles.

Now I just need to work on sealing all of the grout lines.

Not exact matches

I have only used CCP, line marking chalk powder, non-sanded grout, and PoP to make my DIY chalk paint, but know that you can use gym chalk and a lot of other powders that have gypsum or chalk as the main ingredient in them to make chalk paint.

Our client was delighted with the end result and as well as the look, they are thrilled at the ease of cleaning and no more grout lines!

The grout lines have been painted over with some sort of grout renew.

And, I myself would prefer to have more of the brick color showing through and I like chunky grout lines.

I wanted to let you know in case your in - laws want to go in the shower before it is grouted to make sure they don't have a negative reaction to all of those lines.

DAK, just so you don't go crazy thinking of trying to line up those little tiles, they come attached to big sheets of mesh, so one sheet of mesh, which you apply directly to the grout, might be 8X8.

Size it to minimize tile cuts, and line the bottom with a leftover piece of stone or solid - surface countertop, not tile, so that you won't have to scrape away scum from grout lines.

However, with the way we installed our brick floor the grout lines are as smooth as a hardwood floor, because you poly over the top of the bricks / grout about 5 - 8 times afterwards.

I vote for the brick, and love your examples, but would be wary of two things: brick that is too red / orangey and grout lines that are too wide (the last kitchen pic is kinda what i mean).

I ended up using 18 x 18 travertine tiles and just put a VERY small grout line... maybe 1/16 of an inch.

That being said as beautiful as it can be - the thick grout lines and the layered effect of the facing, make it very hard to keep clean, which is part of the reason it is now so unpopular.

I peeled back the side of the paper first and matched up my grout lines, then started smoothing out from the top down.

I'm a huge fan of the Moroccan plaster finish tadelakt — applied seamlessly, it results in a beautifully smooth surface, free from grout lines — or alternatively, polished concrete, because it doesn't matter if it chips slightly as it just leaves a lovely crumpled effect.

And finally, the tile I chose from Wayfair for the new bathroom also follows the opposite scale rule (this time large tiles on the floor and small on the wall), but I am using my final tip to mix two solid colored tiles of different shapes and let the grout lines make up the only patterns.

Straight and perfectly cut - to - size edges of this tile allow minimum grout lines and butted installation in order to create continuity of the beautiful designs and veins of natural stone.

I have ugly green tile in my bathroom and it's in perfect shape and would be extremely expensive to pull down (old house, thick layer of concrete and chicken wire behind the tile)- do you think if I caulked in the grout lines I could wallpaper straight over the tile?

Using a larger sized tile in a small room will visually increase the size of the space by allowing for fewer grout lines, in turn creating a cleaner surface appearance.

In a sea of carefree white, subway tiles with dark grout lines bear a subtle «look - at - me» texture for a fresh backsplash idea.

Tile Brightening — If your bathroom has a tiled floor that is vintage, using eco-friendly acid etcher will remove the ground in dirt from the grout lines and surface of the porcelain tiles.

You can further amplify the effect with high - contrast grout lines or merge the look of classic marble with modern tile for eclectic attitude.

The design of the white mantel echoes the window frames and doorway as well as the grout lines between the brick, giving the room a cohesive design.

I was just thinking yesterday «how could I make my own chalk paint» I was thinking more along the lines of unsanded grout added to the paint, but after talking to my chemist husband this sounds way better..

But since the tiles are staggered, I'm kind of at a dead end because I can't figure out how to stencil and stay within the grout lines (the stencil would end up going over the grout lines and the grout lines would basically bisect the pattern on one side).

The entire surface of the floor should get a thin, even coat, making sure to include both paver faces and the grout lines between them.

I told them that stone is a natural product with subtle differences apparent on each tile, and the process of hand - laying stones often results in subtle variances along the grout line.