In this video, our founder shows how to use an epoxy filler to fill a crack in a cracked tile and blend it in to make it nearly invisible.
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In this video, our founder shows how to use an epoxy filler to fill a crack in a cracked tile and blend it in to make it nearly invisible.
Visit us at www.thegroutmasterga.com
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very nice work
Of course i see this now, i just ripped up my two broken tiles and am struggling to get the thin set off the hardy board. Not fun.
Great video, I’m looking for a quick repair while we save for a new bathroom. This is ideal. Unfortunately the YouTube algorithm offers up terrible videos because people engage and comment on them to point out what is wrong. So I’m doing my part to like comment and subscribe here. Thank you.
Excellent
Superb.
If that toilet hadn't been caulked to the floor the leaking wax seal would have been seen before the floor joist rotted and sank, causing the tile to crack. NEVER caulk a toilet to the floor, this is what happens.
That music is annoying aF I didn't click on your video to get my groove on ..
Could you do the japanese gold thing ontop of your epoxy? think that would loook cool in my bathroom
Can you put the link of the sentura stuff you bought
Is that epoxy or grout? Usually epoxies are resin based, harden quickly and form a layer like glass. Usually they can't be wiped off after drying like you show.
Excellent
Wow, I knew that first color wasn’t going to work but after you made the adjustments, it was right on the mark.
What epoxy filler brand did u use?
brilliant job – I work for a restoration company and we have highly skilled people that can colour it so it is actually invisible but it's mighty time consuming and not necessary unless it's historic value.
Ugh. I'm doing a white tile.
Im looking for the product you used, please
It will show the crack again, because the cracks will move up an down once it cracked
All the links for products you linked are to get service done, im looking for the product. Im not in any of the service areas.
love how the before and after wasn't that different
Great
Love the tile, do you know by any chancethe name? Thanks
You saved me a lot of time and effort! Thank you!
Lose the damn music
that music ugh
Can this product be used to fair the grout lines between ceramic tile to prevent the grout lines from ghosting if metallic epoxy flooring is applied over the ceramic tile?
Great job! and Great video! In regards to my problem, there are 3 tiles that are cracking on floor on the shower floor, near the drain. An area that gets very wet. Will the products you use hold up to an area that will get wet every for showering?
Thanks for making this video. Hope you can get more subscribers. I'm gonna do it now
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What is the difference between Epoxy, caulking, filler, & sealer? Are these used interchangeably?
Purchased product on Amazon epoxy A&B mix color in my case close, not too many choices but worked for me one to 2 applications & sand w/ given grits to remove excess, inexpensive
I suppose that using the epoxy filler, gave you a hard crack filler, which should be durable. I liked your way of doing things, so I will try to duplicate that process. My tiles have a blotchy army tank green look, so I will have 2-3 different colors to blend…. Thanks
Hi, was wondering when painting the filler, is there a specific paint product I should buy? Or does paint samples or regular wall paint work/
Would this be waterproof for outside use? I think my balcony is leaking through cracked tiles
That was a really impressive repair but maybe change the music? It is a little annoying
Thanks for this. OMG that crappy music has got to go. Good info should not be accompanied with nauseating sound. Lose the crappy music!
Thats actually really good.
I was wondering if you could use tile mortar as a filler for small holes or chips in tile? Obviously one would have to paint over the repair to blend it in with the rest of the tile (like you did in this video), but would the mortar dry with a consistency similar to the tile? If not, what about tile grout + paint?