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Loose, 'blown' or hollow sounding ceramic tiles. How to refix using a thin Epoxy Resin liquid without lifting the tiles. Summary of benefits:1. Tiles remain in place, no risk of cracking or chipping 2. Liquid epoxy sets fast and permanently 3. Re-grout as before, no change in appearance 4. Compatible with all tiling adhesives 5. Works with underfloor heating Click here to see our Data Sheet Method of refixing loose tiles1. Grind or cut out the tile grout using a Dremel or other small grinder 2. Remove all dust by brush or vacuum. 3. Thoroughly mix Ultra Thin Epoxy Resin or Epoxy Primer/Consolidator in our rubber mixing bowl. Mix Ratio 2 Base to 1 Activator. 4. Use one of our 50cc Syringes with the narrow nose to suck up some of our Epoxy Cleaner 5. Drizzle the Epoxy Cleaner into the cleaned out grout slot and leave until just damp 6. Now drizzle the Ultra Thin Epoxy Resin or Epoxy Primer/Consolidator into the damp grout slot and top up as necessary to a final level that leaves sufficient depth for re-grouting 7. Gently tap the tile to ensure that resin has penetrated - it should no longer sound hollow 8. Once the resin has hardened re-grout the tile Click here to see the products and prices in our Resins Shop Click here to see our Data Sheet OUR SHOPPING PAGES
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