If you can get tiles close to those, replace the tiles.On Sat, May 19, 2018 at 7:01 AM, Joyce Harris <joyce@thepersonaltouchsolution.com> wrote:Another, but similar option, is to create a substrate to put your patch on. This might involve creating a lip with adhesive or hydraulic cement, let cure then cement a thin circle of wood that is thick enough to have adhesive on the outer ring of the circle and against the inner lip you have created. After that is cured out and will support the weight, use a cement patching material to within 1/2 inch of the surface. Let cure. Float a color matched thin patch material over the top. Let cure and create a mottled appearance using water based stain. Seal over the top of the patch so that the stain will set. SureCrete products has Flash Patch for the deeper one and micro topping for the one to stain. Make sure you color the concrete to match one of the lighter colors in the stone. Do not let stain get on the unsealed stone around it, make sure that it is masked off.
Joyce
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Subject: Re: HolesI would Redrill the big one so the hole has 90 degree walls.Then fill the holes with cement up to1/8 inch from the surface. Then use filla-chip master kit.Or grind up some aggregate from similar material and mic with polyester then grind flat
Sent from my iPhoneLooks like light emprordor which is common and should be easy to find.
Sent from my iPhoneId plug the big hole with another piece of marble that closely matches and than fill it with polyester and do a little faux painting to make it match
On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 2:54 PM, Mike Alston <realmikealston@gmail.com> wrote:
Good evening Partners, customer does not any replacement tiles. Any suggestions on repairing this whole.
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