SpectraLOCK 2000 IG Epoxy Raven. Like spreading silly putty! All grouted! Long day. Came out really nice.:thumbsup:

 

Looks nice. :thumbsup:

Job well done, looks like a Burger King floor.

 

Craig,
Get some pictures of Jimmy dancing around the pole...

 

Good call...it is a BK.

 

Get some pictures of Jimmy dancing around the pole...

Not that pole....its wood...splinters.

 

did you try the fabric softener spray ? or went regular without ?

 

did you try the fabric softener spray ? or went regular without ?

Went by the book on this one.

 

yeah the IG2000 is way easier then any other epoxy grout out there. some say easier then cement & urethane grouts to use.

 

We found that whipping it up for more than the 2 min it states makes a big difference in the spread-ability. Guys really had a workout spreading. Had references to silly putty,bubble gum and "i quit". The cleaning was a breeze. That was my biggest fear. Pedalo really did a nice job.:thumbsup:

 

We found that whipping it up for more than the 2 min it states makes a big difference in the spread-ability. Guys really had a workout spreading. Had references to silly putty,bubble gum and "i quit". The cleaning was a breeze. That was my biggest fear. Pedalo really did a nice job.:thumbsup:

Did you use the epoxy sponges for the pedalo?

 

Actually no. Used the yellow sponges. Fed Ex had a brain fart and didnt deliver the epoxy ones on time that i got from Steve at Midwest. They held up pretty good. They were good for about 200ft untill they blew up. Used 5 of them.

 

Just finished up a budget bathroom remodel for a friend, reused a vanity torn out from a previous job, reused his tub, toilet and vanity mirror too. Had to make the star and floor border myself, but I think it came out pretty nice.

 

Interesting vanity.

Good job.

 

Just finished up a budget bathroom remodel for a friend, reused a vanity torn out from a previous job, reused his tub, toilet and vanity mirror too. Had to make the star and floor border myself, but I think it came out pretty nice.

The floor looks nice, the rest is interesting. Whats up with the sliver on the vanity top?

 

Well the way I see it the op ran into a problem. He centered the spacing to midpoint of the sink which was nice but the added bump out facing the shower gave him a sliver and a bigger sliver on the right.

I assume he/she was just filling the space between the vanity and shower.

 

Forest cafe 18x18 honed marble floor and tub insert walls with ledge. Interesting marble. Don't get ahead of your self and grout mote than a couple at a time. Lots of craters and valleys.

 

msi

 

Forest cafe 18x18 honed marble floor and tub insert walls with ledge. Interesting marble. Don't get ahead of your self and grout mote than a couple at a time. Lots of craters and valleys.

Very cool. Like the look if that stone. Fine job sir! :clap:

 

We found that whipping it up for more than the 2 min it states makes a big difference in the spread-ability. Guys really had a workout spreading. Had references to silly putty,bubble gum and "i quit". The cleaning was a breeze. That was my biggest fear. Pedalo really did a nice job.:thumbsup:

I remember when we epoxy didn't come with the cleaner.... Lots and lots of cut up buffing pads from floor polishers and tons of sponges... Now it's a breeze to clean. Don't like spreading it though. Thanks doc btw. Nice stone that forest cafe.

 

msi

Guess they're going with shi@ brown for the wall color?

Sorry.....it's not your install.....it's just that stuff is uglyyyy!

 

It will all depend on the wall color. If it's more brown then yuck. Looks good tho on the install. We don't get to pick the colors do we. :no:

 

Guess they're going with shi@ brown for the wall color?

Sorry.....it's not your install.....it's just that stuff is uglyyyy!

Lmao.. That's what my wife said!
The HOs wife is an architect that is all about the go green movement.
You should have seen the madness of her having my poor helper opening all the boxes and her laying them out to try to match the veins so " it looks like a tree with flowing branches!". There is green in it too. She had me biting my tongue on her indecisiveness. She had me waiting a hour after the hour putting down the rock board too install the first piece. She had moved and turned every tile two or three times before she did it again. Her husband was pissed off at her and that made it easier lmao! Thats why I charged heavy! I knew she was " One of Those"...... Should have seen the drama with deciding how the three pieces of 24x24 slate hearth I did for them should go! They finally went with my original order to set them. SMH

 

It will all depend on the wall color. If it's more brown then yuck. Looks good tho on the install. We don't get to pick the colors do we. :no:

Very true.... The wall color is a dark red! And yes that's it in the pictures. Looks brown but it is red. This stone was one of the most unusual I have worked with. I thought that brown onyx slabs were a cool color...... Back a long long time ago.

 

Lmao.. That's what my wife said!
The HOs wife is an architect that is all about the go green movement.
You should have seen the madness of her having my poor helper opening all the boxes and her laying them out to try to match the veins so " it looks like a tree with flowing branches!". There is green in it too. She had me biting my tongue on her indecisiveness. She had me waiting a hour after the hour putting down the rock board too install the first piece. She had moved and turned every tile two or three times before she did it again. Her husband was pissed off at her and that made it easier lmao! Thats why I charged heavy! I knew she was " One of Those"...... Should have seen the drama with deciding how the three pieces of 24x24 slate hearth I did for them should go! They finally went with my original order to set them. SMH

Wow! What a PITA. That was my second thought......there's so many veins and variations.....regular marble is bad enough....at least you got them to weigh in on the decision, so they can't blame you later for not consulting with them

If someone ever asks me about that stuff...I'll be sure to show them your pic!
Good job on what you had to work with.

 

Forest cafe 18x18 honed marble floor and tub insert walls with ledge. Interesting marble. Don't get ahead of your self and grout mote than a couple at a time. Lots of craters and valleys.

That's some cool looking tile!!! Almost looks like RealTree Camo

 

That's some cool looking tile!!! Almost looks like RealTree Camo

Look reeeeeal close, that's me in my camo suit perched in my tub tree stand! It so does look just like it.

 

I'm hooked! Finally was able to afford the TLS system...... Can never do tile without it now!

(and note to self: when you buy limestone cut in versailles that is designed to be grout less......it takes a lot of cutting to get a grout joint....it got so frustrating, that I just gave up on the designed pattern)