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Wash. state Desk Jet

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4. Hello there bin Sober
Wed Feb 11, 2015, 11:48 PM
Feb 2015

Last edited Thu Feb 12, 2015, 05:37 PM - Edit history (1)

Only once on a smaller job- kitchen . it is spendy and yes hard to work with but yea, it's good stuff. I wouldn't think to use it if I were
doing anything major in tile such as a bathroom tub surround and tile walls.

As I recall I did maybe just short of 8 ' from the top of the kitchen counter top back splash up to the bottom of the upper cabinets. you clean as you go. But when yer done ,it's done ,you don't have to go back.The tiles were 4"by 4"'s.

On edit- I have had some bad luck with the pre mix stuff years back, seems to take forever to cure.
As I understand they have improved a lot on the pre mix stuff -changed the formula a bit, but I was advised to stay away form the stuff.
Same the pre mix mastic .

From what I hear some people sware by it others don't. Sales people just want to make the sale . I will say mixing is just a little too time consuming though.You go with what you know is about all I would say.

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