Working on the counter
13 Oct 2015 15:36 #8734
by Geno
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Thanks guys. The counter is still drying so we moved on to the floor. There were 20 tiles in the floor that were cracked so we moved onto those. The previous installer didn't let the mortar used to float the floor dry long enough so they cracked. They were put down last Saturday, then Sandra sealed them this morning and they'll be ready for grout by tonight.
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14 Oct 2015 12:16 #8755
by Geno
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Tiles are grouted and Sandra has run over to Lexington to pick up some grout colorant and sealer.
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21 Oct 2015 18:19 #8890
by Geno
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The grout colorant was a bust from the last post. All that work and the color was horrible.
Cutting to the chase of a very long story - we had grout color here at 7AM yesterday morning. Sandra and I spent almost 9 hours on the floor coloring, scraping and cleaning, then moved everything back in and cleaned on the shop until very late last night. Neither one of us can hardly bend over or kneel today.
These pics are from around lunchtime yesterday. The grout has had 2 coats of color\sealer. The fun part of getting it all off of the granite was the 6 hours after lunch.
Cutting to the chase of a very long story - we had grout color here at 7AM yesterday morning. Sandra and I spent almost 9 hours on the floor coloring, scraping and cleaning, then moved everything back in and cleaned on the shop until very late last night. Neither one of us can hardly bend over or kneel today.
These pics are from around lunchtime yesterday. The grout has had 2 coats of color\sealer. The fun part of getting it all off of the granite was the 6 hours after lunch.
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21 Oct 2015 18:23 #8891
by Geno
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About 6:30 last night we were ready to put it mostly back together. We had already bought some retail fixtures for the front and got them in also. We are going for a high class Horse barn look, sort of like the Horse Farms in Lexington. Here is what we ended up with.
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21 Oct 2015 18:37 #8892
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lookin good Gene. as always.
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21 Oct 2015 18:58 #8893
by Kurt-NEPA
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Looks great Geno. Well done!
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21 Oct 2015 20:06 #8894
by nappypappy
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Looks great........:smile2
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22 Oct 2015 04:56 #8895
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My back hurts just looking at all of that tile work, really nice Geno :goodjob
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22 Oct 2015 07:39 #8896
by Geno
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Thanks guys. Can't believe the hamstrings and butt are still sore this morning. :rolling
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