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On one
I need to make a minor repair to a chipped Limestone tile,has anyone used one before,Good or bad?
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Old Mod
Dust from the stone being used mixed with super glue and used very quickly for minor repairs works for me. Then polished in with Silicon carbide pads.
Not used specific kits apart from one that was given with some moulded stone wall cappings I fitted. And all that was was some white cement and white sand. Effective tho.
Not used specific kits apart from one that was given with some moulded stone wall cappings I fitted. And all that was was some white cement and white sand. Effective tho.
C
Concrete guy
As 3_fall says, grind some dust from an off cut and mix with clear resin, it matches perfectly in a way you can never reproduce with coloured resins.
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On one
Never thought of that one! even though I have done it for filler for joinery work(sawdust and PVA)
I assume superglue is fine on stone?
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White Room
Great info guys
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Concrete guy
You can buy clear resins designed specifically for stone repair, like this one:- http://www.pureadhesion.co.uk/jolly-natural-stone-glue-filler-travertine-repair-clear-125ml.html
A proper resin will likely take a polish better if it's a large lump to fill on a polished product. If it's honed superglue will be fine.
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