Premier Range Rapid Grab Glass Splashback Adhesive

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If measured by the manufacturer, all measurements should be taken accurately by someone with the experience necessary to ensure they are correct Our vivid colours range is extensive - with the perfect match for your tiles, worktop or cooker hood. Colours include Lime Green, Fuchsia Pink, Chocolate Brown and Deep Purple! If you are purchasing from a supplier then its well worth having one of their reps come out and measure up for you. This may cost a little extra but they will be very experienced in this job and if there are any discrepancies in the measurements then it will be up to them to correct where as if you supply your own plans and measurements then any mistakes will be down to you.

Polishing soltuion can be used to deal with very shallow scratches while wet and dry paper can be used to deal with more severe damage.

New! Premier In House Artist Splashback Designs

The first job is to remove any wallpaper, flakey paint, tiles, adhesive etc…. and then fill any holes or damge using a suitable filler.

Before you begin, you’ll need to prepare your walls properly. Any previous tiles, wallpaper or wall coverings must be removed, and any large areas with blown plaster must be repaired first. If you need to create joins then it is important that these are done correctly. It is possible to simply glue the edges of the two sheets creating the join together, but due to the inevitable undulations is even the smoothest wall, these joins are often not straight and you always end up with high and low edges. If you do have the skills to get this spot on then it will create a very neat and almost seemless join, so if you are feeling confident, go for it, but beware, it can go horibly wrong.Now the wall is clear you will need to wipe it down with a suitable cleaner such as Sugar Soap as this will remove any remaining dust and grease. Hold a long spirit level against the wall and move it around to find any dips. You’ll see these dips when there’s a gap between the spirit level and the wall. Fill in any dips with a pre-mixed plaster skim and leave it to dry before sanding flat. Once you’ve drilled four holes, slot a jigsaw into one hole at a time and cut along the straight lines to remove the rest of the rectangular outline. 9. Smooth Cut Edges

When cutting, try not to force the saw through the acrylic. Let it run at its own pace and gently push through. We also recommend doing a test cut on the acrylic beforehand to see how the blade cuts and ensure it doesn’t leave much of a rough edge. If you find that there are extreme dips over large sections of the surface (more than 6mm in depth) it is propably worth considering getting the entire surface re-plastered ( more information can be found in our plastering projects section). Clean and Seal the WallMany people believe toughened glass is made in the same manner as normal glass and then any work that is needed such as cutting holes etc…. is carried out on the toughened glass. This is not true. All glass work is done to ordinary glass (be it laminated, plate, georgian glass etc….) and then the glass is toughened afterwards. And it doesn’t stop there – clear glass, Galaxy Granite, sparkle and stainless steel finish and effects – we have it all – what more could you ask for when you want to replace that difficult tiles and grout combination! Glass surfaces can also now include digital printing where you can supply your own image which is copied onto the glass. It can be fun to have family portraits on the wall or, as we have seen once, pictures of the home owner doing the very DIY jobs on which the images were displayed. The use of coloured glass is a great way to improve the style of your kitchen and can create a real feature.