Etched metal tile trim - TilersForums.com

[On one]

Unfortunately I allowed some adhesive to squeeze underneath the protective plastic of a brushed metal trim.
This looks to have etched the metal.
Would this polish out with T-Cut or similar?

 

[WetSaw]

What is the trim? Stainless is usually OK, the anodised and some cheaper aluminium ones can be more difficult. Schluter do a polish but Autosol or similar is worth a go.

 

[John Benton]

I’ve used autosol before on marked trim and it’s worked a treat, depends on how deep the damage is, if it’s superficial then it should clear with a bit of elbow grease

 

[On one]

What is the trim? Stainless is usually OK, the anodised and some cheaper aluminium ones can be more difficult. Schluter do a polish but Autosol or similar is worth a go.

You've hit the nail on the head there.......it was a cheaper end of the market trim!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Send the apprentice to the hardware store for the elbow grease!

 

[On one]

Well the Autosol didn't work
Barring cutting the trim out..........Any idea's?

 

[John Benton]

How deep is it, have you got a pic?

 

[On one]

I dont have a picture and it might be hard to pick it up on a camera.
It is a brushed trim but the etched part looks like a polished trim
Not deep at all......just a different shade

 

[Andy Allen]

Try rubbing it with a bit of adhesive..

 

[Timeless Tiling]

Sorry this is going of subject but what size of spacers would I use on plank tiles thanks

 

[Albert]

Sorry this is going of subject but what size of spacers would I use on plank tiles thanks

2 or 3mm

 

[On one]

Try rubbing it with a bit of adhesive..

Mmmmm
Or wire wool?

 

[Timeless Tiling]

Cheers pal

 

[John Benton]

If you have a spare bit of trim recreate the scratch and try that

 

[On one]

If you have a spare bit of trim recreate the scratch and try that

But just smear some adh on first,leave for 24 hrs and away you go!