Why spray backs w alcohol? Rationale ?

Thanks Ken for a explaining a very good instalation method

Pulling paper. A skill set for everything. Who would of thunk it?

We used clear adhesive “contact”paper! (Shelf liner) it worked perfectly. Kept most of the water off the paper and we could reuse the same piece of contact paper! A lot easier than building templates that you can’t see through.

Fantastic tip, thank you

This is one of the worst tiles I have ever had to work with. I’m stuck on this job but going forward I will boycott this brand any any similar. Nobody that takes pride in their work should use this garbage.

When you cut a tile the paper gets wet and a bunch of tiles fall off. Not ideal I might as well be setting them individually

Why flatten?

Is will the glue always re attach itself after a drive? If you don't use the weather stripping technique?

Why are you protecting the bad side? In case you have to use it for another cut later on?

Thank you for your informational video. I had a "professional" install luna bay tile and it has been a terrible experience. There is thinset between the grout lines and tiles have been falling off the wall.

This may be one of the worst tile methods to work with paper-faced where you cannot see what's going on behind this is an outdated method.

Who in the world has time to let the tile dry? Out in the field this is not a option so what you're saying is that cut the tile wet so the tile falls off the paperback sheets?

Can you elaborate on the grout choice note? Most info says that thin gaps do better with epoxy grout, if I'm reading it right. What are the "most applications" versus the "epoxy applications"? Why does your glass prefer it?

How long after the tiles are laid do we wait before wetting the paper for the pull method?

Bro how does one install the tiny ones like they fall off after instal

Can High end Lunada Bay handmade paper face glass tile be used on a very small bathroom floor?

So glad I saw this video 10 minutes before putting down my first sheet of tile!!!

Horrible video, clueless.

A number of issues, horizontal surface where most would be vertical, Zero explanation as to why you flattened the adhesive although I'm in line with the roller buttering. I have found many tricks. I don't like all of yours but I do like the buttering idea, through a number of video now I have a comprehensive list of the best of the best. One to add to the list is if the tile comes in plastic cut it with your wet-saw while it's still encapsulated in the plastic. A game changer. I gave you a thumbs up for the buttering idea, not into the flattening idea presented. Properly pressed the "grooves" will flatten.

Hi Gentlemen! Thank you for this very thorough presentation. Your glass is beautiful and I really appreciate your thoughts on hand made tiles and their applications. I have just made 44 tiles for my splash back and used black rainbow iridescent (you called it pearl), 10 x 10 cm. (England here!). I looked at your KZbin Chanel to find out how to install them. Thank you so much for the information. I love your enthusiasm and expertise and I really appreciate your generosity in sharing this with the world. With very best and kindest wishes, from Ann in England. Hand made glass rocks!

Hello, I just bought Metropolis serie tile, and I need to know if I can use Polymer modified thin-set mortar? The mortar manufacture instructions say to be sure, if this type of mortar can be used with the tile mesh? Thanks

I'd never use that glass tile if you have to detail it so meticulously... think about the waist of time a whole job would take...

Unsanded for glass I've heard

What size trowel are you using?

Do you seal the grout on glass tile? And if so, what is the right sealant to use so as not to damage the glass or leave it scratched or cloudy? Thank you!

Laying tile on a table is provably not not the best way to demonstrate.

Why don't you use plastic foil instead???

Because this is a brick look tile with staggered joints, the 1/2 sheet should have been off-set, not directly under the top sheet as shown in this video. This helps alleviate the "zipper" affect after grouting and a better overall appearance of the installation. Paul E. Fox President of Glass Tile & Stone, Inc.

Could you please show how to cut the glass tiles around electric outlets when you install backsplash. Thanks.

Wish you shown how to break them

It was so fun hanging out with you guys! Hope to see you again soon :-)

Amazing!! Thank you for recording this for all of to enjoy!!

no spacer needed?

I'm a complete novice and wish you defined certain terms. I have no idea what you mean by notches and keys and thin set. :/

I wish I could SLAP the piss out of these IDIOTS who are consumed with reinventing the wheel!!!! I wish he had to install his own S---

What is the tool used for pulling up the tile? Thank you

Do it on a wall

Thank you for the video. I wish you would have done using a vertical panel (a wall). Do you have one on grouting for glass tiles.

I would have liked to see how you removed the paper from the title

What is the "try out" table in which you place the thin set? I want to install sample glass tile.

What thinset are you using?

Some of glass tile get scratched when you do backbuter it with a trowel. I liked your way to backbuter it with a roller.