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DIY & Home Improvement

Zoonart

(11,866 posts)

1. I have experience with waterproof restorations.

Reply to csziggy (Original post)

Fri Aug 21, 2020, 10:25 PM

Aug 2020

I think the PC paste epoxy will do the trick for you. My suggestion is that you apply it liberally to both surfaces so that you will have a suction bond. Apply pressure to make the excess squirt out a round the sides of the tiles which drives the air out.
Be prepared to clean the excess off of the surrounding surfaces. That should do it.

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Can I use epoxy to put in a couple of tiles? [View all] csziggy Aug 2020 OP

I have experience with waterproof restorations. Zoonart Aug 2020 #1

I may wait and contact the manufacturer next week csziggy Aug 2020 #2

Sounds like you have it knocked. Zoonart Aug 2020 #3

I'll try to post pictures when I am done! Thank you. nt csziggy Aug 2020 #4

I have used silicone caulk- exterior liquid nails to replace a few tiles Wash. state Desk Jet Aug 2020 #5