Epoxy tile mitre

Shower niche mitred and filled with epoxy.

[@macksgibbs816]

out of curiosity, do you ever get any flak from TCNA guidelines thumpers regarding plane changes and not using silicone? Serious question

[@leonidpustylnik5408]

Nice finish. What type of epoxy do you uses so you don't tape? It would really help if you would explain in the video or comment.

[@matthansen2770]

Thanks for posting this. Can you tell us what that liquid was you used to clean up at the end and at what point of the curing process you would use it? I imagine if you wait too long the epoxy wouldn’t come off monster what the product.

[@dbmservicesllc9266]

Great work men what epoxy did you use.

[@williamallen4201]

Beautiful job

[@jonathanbarwell5370]

great work ... whats the yellow shaping tool?

[@WWYG316]

What’s the difference between using silicone or epoxy?

[@techvibeshd5379]

Hey, cool video. Can I use it for my compilation about amazing workers that are on the next level. I will give you credits of course...

[@qodd]

What epoxy you use?

[@arelfarrington9943]

Nice clean job! I'm new to tile metering and have been trying to find the epoxy uses for the miters. This is a pretty good example. What would you say is the advantage of epoxy vs grout

[@LightGesture]

No chipping, smooth, sets up faster, tougher when cured, sand it down unlike grout, can customize tint better.

[@arelfarrington9943]

@@LightGesture Excellent Welp I guess epoxy will be on my list of materials for jobs. Thanks For answering. Any specific brands you recommend?

[@Alex-ri6pf]

How long do you have to leave it to dry?

[@IowaCoyotes]

Where do you get the epoxy??

[@jfontesrj]

How long do you wait before start shaping it?

[@tilecraft4282]

In general it’s a couple minutes. It can vary a lot depending on how much hardener is added, amount of colour added and site conditions like temperature. Ideally you want it firmed up to a gummy consistency to hold its form. Waiting too long can make it unworkable. The timing is probably the most important and difficult to grasp but once that is familiarized the rest is easy.

[@user-pe9vr8ot8d]

Thanks for your video

[@hungdinh1603]

Can you let me know the name and the brand name of the product you used for mix colour?

[@tilecraft4282]

This one is called “superior”. The colour additive is the same brand. Another one I use would be tenax

[@MrMichaeljamescotton]

Video so blurry am I the only one noticed this bs