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Let me know your thoughts!
19 days agonovanity9_99
Or you can use your pencil round just make sure you knocked on your child Marks or you will see through the glass
19 days agonovanity9_99
If you don’t knock down the trowel lines you will see the trowel lines through the glass
20 days agothemadtileist
Need more information. Backsplash, tub surround? Shower? Because I have a different answer for all three. backsplash I would gradually reduce it so I’d walk down to the end of the counter.. tub surround I would use a glass pencil. Or depending on what kind of cabinets vanity were in the vicinity. Be a cool way to flex with a inch and a half inch wide piece of nice wood and scribe it in. Shower I would use quartz and just wrap the opening in all quart
21 days agoadcustomtile
@audrycordero_interiors I believe we did a Pencil Liner 🙌 correct me if I’m wrong🤙
21 days agokeywestinteriors
@oceantilellc I hear you! I used Lunada Bay (the barcode series) on a pool, and the guys installed it paper-side down. Don't ask me why. It was a nightmare (but beautiful once installed). Honestly, I would finish it with a simple Schluter and call it a day (and it's budget friendly and comes in a ton of colors). Hope all goes well! :)
22 days agokeywestinteriors
It depends on how it’s being used. I don’t mind a schluter in a more modern home. Are you combining this with another tile? It is an accent wall, inside a niche, etc.? Although you didn’t ask about grout, I would definitely use a glass or epoxy grout so the homeowner isn’t having to clean all of those grout lines. Glass an epoxy are non-porous so they don’t stain, but they are somewhat harder to apply and, of course, cost more
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