Sentences with phrase «on tile adhesive»

The instructions on the tile adhesive say that you should wipe off excess compound from the face of your «tile» immediately if you can (otherwise scrub it with mineral spirits after it's dried).

I spent about $ 25 of our True Value gift card on tile adhesive, grout, a rubber sponge float and a small, plastic trowel.

Not exact matches

There were signs that a ramp - up was happening, such as solar cell manufacturer Panasonic opening new jobs for product expansion, as well as our report on a Tesla patent featuring an adhesive that can conduct electricity through the solar tiles.

RESILIENT FLOOR TILES (vinyl asbestos, asphalt, and rubber), the backing on VINYL SHEET FLOORING, and ADHESIVES used for installing floor tile.

So Fischer first tested his idea by putting some double - sided adhesive on one side of a tile and rubbing cayenne pepper on it.

Side - views of a gecko - inspired wall - climber (left) shows hand - held plates of adhesive tiles sticking against a wall as the climber's foot bears down on a step dangling from the plate.

ADHESIVE STICKY TAPE: Best dog training housebreaking wee wee pads that prevent moving and leaving a huge mess on floors or tiles (sticky tape are optional;...

Cherry Carpet and Flooring, Dover, NH 11/2011 to Present Flooring Installer • Read and comprehend blueprints and work orders to plan flooring work • Confer with clients to determine how they want their floors and ceilings to appear • Suggest the right materials such as brick, tile or vinyl for flooring work • Choose the right quality and color by taking clients» input on aesthetics and budgeting • Procure the right material for each project by maintaining contact with vendors • Cut and shape floor tiles according to predefined specifications • Install cut and shaped tiles to floors, ceilings and cabinets • Order materials needed for tile replacements and repairing • Perform maintenance services on existing floors and ensure that all safety pads are installed • Replace tiles if they break or are tarnished and ensure that the new one is in sync with the existing design • Install polyethylene films to ensure that water doesn't get in and padded underlayment to reduce noise • Choose and mix adhesives in a safe manner and in accordance to each project's requirements

• Inspect worksites and ensure that they are properly cleaned and cleared of debris • Measure floor area to determine the amount of materials that will be needed to cover it • Sweep and chip dirt and irregularities from existing base surfaces and fill cracks with putty and plaster • Coordinate efforts with suppliers / vendors to procure materials and equipment for floor laying • Cut and shape floor materials such as wood and tiles so that they fit into the designated space • Install floor coverings using adhesives and cement and check them to ensure that they are properly fixed • Fill in areas between tiles with plaster to ensure a clean and even look • Cleanup leftover materials such as adhesives and plaster • Repair existing tiled or wooden floors by replacing damaged or rotted tiles with new ones • Provide customers with information on involved costs and handle work duties according to provided budgets

• Cleared work sites by removing debris and hazardous materials • Contacted vendors to determine availability to materials and tiles / wood block • Assisted in shaping tiles and wood using power saws to make sure that they fit requirements • Provided support in installing flooring by holding tiles in place and applying adhesives • Filled in spaces using plaster or putty and ensure that any leftover materials are cleaned away • Performed preventative and regular maintenance on floor laying and finishing equipment

A: Removing tiles from a wall successfully seems to depend on the wall and on the adhesive used.

I have what looks to be similar mastic / black goo on our floor (it was the adhesive used to hold down parquet tiles over concrete slab).

Unfortunately we do not accept exchanges on adhesives and grouts, only tiles.

This is the first time I've ever attempted to tile anything, but the directions on the back of the tub o» tile adhesive were very easy to follow...

I used an industrial strength adhesive that was indicated for use on ceramic tile.

Fitting is straightforward - work out your laying plan, spread the adhesive on the subfloor, lay the first tile and away you go.

She wasn't sure if the adhesive on the back of the tiles would hold enough during bumpy travels so she decided to use construction adhesive as a bit of extra insurance.

Simply spread the adhesive on your subfloor, lay the first tile and away you go.

Just realized the adhesive is showing on the top tile... opps.