Lazy Granite Kitchen Countertop Installation Video

John shows us how to install the Lazy Granite (lazygranite.com) kitchen countertop system. This is all natural granite, mini slab solution. It's a lot nicer than 12x12 tile but a heck of a lot less expensive than granite slab. Remodel your kitchen counters on a reasonable budget. Install granite for the same cost as formica. www.lazygranite...

[@igorshtern4548]

Excellent product! Did 2 kitchens, one with Absolute Black Lazy granite tile, another one with dark Tan Brown color. Pennies for spacers, charcoal sandless grout, seams really thin, no more then 1/16", take just a little more time, but looks much nicer then one on this video. Cost me about 6- 7 times less then same color granite slabs to install.

[@sarahhenderson6321]

I just think this video is kinda old. The guys I spoke to told us to install without tile spacers and use epoxy to elminate the seams. My husband did the install, he's never done a project like this before, and it turned out awesome. I can't see the seams unless I really search for them, and that's what we wanted. I'm happy and I just feel bad they're getting so many negative reviews- haters chill.

[@daylinricardo1459]

bullshit not even the most experienced I've ever known will leave a almost invisible seam. I'll bealieve you if you say he made a decent seam

[@yvesschubert2864]

That's awsome where do I order this product?

[@madelinegutierrez3823]

You guys have made a careful and detailed video. I don't know if the detractors understand that this is a compromise - if they don't like the look pay for a full granite installation - or get lots of grout lines and unevenness and go with tile Maybe they would like to try making a professional epoxy finish. I make educational videos for a living. You cover the steps. Explain why/how and give just enough of an image to get what you mean. kudos to who ever scripted this and all who worked on it. People on KZbin are spoiled and half the time don't pay attention to the true intention - which in this case was - if you choose to do this as a cost solution - here are the steps -.

[@lucastillo1375]

I own Stone Works I fabricate countertops everyday, am always looking to learn something new, I stumble upon this video and it made my day, what a joke, thank you

[@phildev74]

This is by far the best DIY granite system I've seen. Why on earth is it called lazy though? Still takes a ton of work.

[@akinisola6878]

Thank you. Take it or leave it , you have been able to make your mark on how to make a positive difference to a kitchen at a fraction of normal price . Good job

[@kaylabryson1932]

We like the counter we did like this but no seams or contrasting grout. It was a huge improvement. It's a difficult DYI in our opinion so kudos to you for going for it.

[@alexands1261]

I thank you for posting this video. There are a lot of keyboard warriors on here criticizing your video, but people will stop posting if all they get is criticism! In the end, a ganite slab costs $30 to $50 per square foot, and for under $10 per square foot, this is a far cheaper choice. Most people don't have the budget to spend $3,000 to $5,000 for a solid slab and I think this video is terrific.

[@TheMrdhyde]

I'm not trolling the installer by the way. He did a good job. I just don't understand why someone would want this.

[@ofeliacordova2987]

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[@ofeliacordova2987]

Nil pbj

[@abdussamad8274]

I am a home improvement Contructor, I really like this job thank you.

[@SomeDumUsrName]

wth is a contructor?

[@megasashik]

Splendid system for granite countertops

[@crazyturbo]

Oh good lord.... every time, somebody like this guy, makes a video like this one, somewhere in the world, an Italian tile mason dies!

[@capedavenger3529]

WOW, you can get this very same color in regular granite for about the same price, and have it PROFESSIONALLY installed for a reasonable price. You'll have fewer seams, a MUCH nicer looking countertop, and no headaches. The guy does a nice job telling you how to install, but dang, forget the video, get to your local countertop dealer and do it RIGHT! Plus, do you just happen to have a wet saw sitting around your home? I sure don't.

[@littlemissmakeup075]

looked like he was out in the rain cutting it or had the sprinkler on not a wet saw lol and his trousers was way to tight haha

[@alexands1261]

at $30 to $50 per square foot, for a solid slab, versus $10 per square foot, how can you complain? It's all about cost, which is why this method is even being shown in the first place!

[@lass-inangeles7564]

The point of having one slab of granite, is the continuity of visual flow. There are no breaks for a reason. This method exposes large breaks, is very non-symmetrical, and visually disturbing. If it has grout lines, it is no longer as functional as granite slab, and greasy dirt will trap in there looking very, very ugly. The thinness makes it prone to cracking if something is dropped on it. Might as well get cheaper and more colorful tile! In fact, this is nothing more than very large granite tiles.

[@raceyro]

The mortar under the granite looked nicer!

[@vbrooklyn]

Never have i laughed so hard from reading the comments section. Thanks,this is better than a comedy club.

[@ursaltydog]

Thank you for the granite top-on-a-budget tutorial.. At first glance of the comments here, I thought I was at a hen party, though. Ya'll really need to go easy on the criticism. There are many ways to do anything, especially countertops.

[@leisuresuitlarry1777]

Wow, I didn't look at the comments at all before watching this, Found myself wincing quite a bit throughout the video I have to say. I don't know exactly where to get the "Lazy tile" product but I have to say that you have made this video and helped me think that I might not want it anyway. I mean, If I was going to have seams like that I think I might just choose to use real tile with a decorative look, I mean, since this looks kind of bad. Pretty sure the cost of that material is pretty high leaving me to believe i could find something that looks much better for less money. I wonder if there is a way to use this type of material and Not have any visible seams at all. the sink thing was looking a bit wired to me, after all is said and done there is a gap between the sink and the sink and the tile that runs as far back as your silicon bead. even if you caulked that off there would still be a dead air space in there that I would not feel comfortable with. I think i would pull the sink out, lay the grout, re set the sink so there were no grout on top of those edges of the sink at all like you had and then run the silicon on the sink all the way to the edge where the tile and the sink meet and then clean the silicone up so that there would be no way water and gunk could get up underneath that tile, even if catastrophic failure did not occur ( I am pretty sure it would) there would be mold and crap crowing under there in no time if that step was not done correctly. Right? the real deal killer though is how this looks when completed. I'm not sure what type of counter type I will ultimately choose but i am thinking this one might be completely off my list so thanks for the video for at least that.

[@ronsavoie3501]

He says to make sure you follow the manufacturers instructions on mixing the mortar, then goes against them , by putting in the mortar first. I know from experience that the instructions on that same bag he used, say to put the water in FIRST....

[@Modzilla32]

Looks like crap. I'd rather have laminate counter tops with no seams.

[@LizQuilty]

have to agree :O

[@singletrack_king7700]

I agree that looks awful but to each his own I guess

[@Atergia]

id rather use regular tile then that would look much better in my opinion and nowadays that you can get corian for the close to the same price of granite laminate is not worth it really

[@jtpfla3]

Was thinking the same thing id rather go with laminate and seamless than go cheap with so many seams.

[@DanielRichards644]

for the folks that can't afford 22" spinners here are the 14" spinner hubcaps for your ford festiva.

[@josetrillo2428]

You got it right bro!!!! Lol

[@sedicervenka2293]

what the heck, if i want to remodel, i sure don't want have counter top split into 1000 pieces. thanks for letting me know how to install sink

[@pedropadilla9725]

people giving negative comments just upload your own video.

[@SomeDumUsrName]

This video shows the "cheap" look of this installation just fine.

[@elcam84]

Personally a quality laminate would look better and require less maintenance. Laminate is very durable and does not need to be sealed because it is not porous like granite. I went through the calculator on the site and was not impressed by their prices. I have two places that will do real granite tops for less. In fact you can get the same thin granite seen in the video for $140 per 8' pre made countertop with backsplash. For a little more you can get 3 cm countertop slabs with backsplash from floor and decor or other suppliers in 9' slabs. The price of installed granite has come down quite a bit in recent years because of the amount of competition of installers. Full slabs aren't that expensive you are paying for the fabrication. Going rate here now is anywhere from $14-$35 sqft. You can get it as low as $8 if you pick up and install yourself (1.5-2cm). The granite in the video is just a large format tile countertop. Our house had tile countertops and I will never have them again.

[@JustinCrediblename]

laminate is shit. I have four laminate countertops and they fucking SUCK

[@xworkerbee]

This is not a bad approach for do-it-yourself granite counter tops, but I would omit the installation of tile backerboard and mortar. Simply install directly over the 3/4-inch plywood with construction adhesive as most professional installers do. Also, there is no need to accentuate the grout lines by putting in spacers and grout. Seems should be butted together and seal with clear silicone. They will be less conspicuous.

[@lawrenceogden8682]

i cant believe how many joins you have in the worktop most slabs are 3 meters or ten feet long

[@dvy5001]

you can get 3mil granite installed for $30/sqft. backerboard+morter+plywood and time = more than $30 for 1mm granite "TILE" counter tops

[@dwskyrock3r]

This is so funny! I like how he has running water laying next to his electric drill! And "Lazy Granite Installation", does not seem that way to me. I think I will find an alternative way to redo my counter tops that seems better and if I wanted to use granite I will use real granite! Thanks though.

[@stuballs42]

Just a question here ! Is it possible to collect the cutting dust or small chips of granite from table saw ,and mix this dust ,and or small chips into the grout mix, to have a seam that's almost invisible ?

[@robertkramarek6993]

Fiberglass resin with granite powder mix gives you a more seamless fit between the granite tile .

[@xiamenhigh-techdiamondtool3863]

I like your video. Only it looks a little bit dark, maybe light up a little should be better. Only my suggestion. But I love your introduction and the great work you've done.

[@zizoucanari1233]

ce que vous faites c vraiment genil

[@DrRestorations]

It's better to cut the sink hole in a whole 2 x 8 granite piece to reduce the number of brake lines!

[@dargonwatermellon]

Ke-Wei Zhao that would require professional skill that these guys can't afford to get.

[@DrRestorations]

One can do an ugly cut with a top mount sink to reduce the sealing and leaking. So, its still doable with less-perfect effects :=).

[@ricardofregozo]

you have a long way to go .. to teach it need's to be there the technic and the full knowledge of the matter !! keep going some day you will know all the trick of the trade !#

[@MemoGrafix]

At first glance I thought it to be ugly, then on second thought, it looks like granite style counter tops from like a hospital/industrial kitchen. Not bad. I would do this in my kitchen. It looks easy to do if you are doing a counter top alone and you may not be very strong to carry a large piece of granite. It has function, despite it's looks. Its not messy like an 8 year old put it together. I wonder can the grout lines be colored to match stone material.

[@MikeH-bt2us]

Typically a professional will be able to mix the epoxy the right color from the beginning so when you butt up the joints its practically invisible...that's the idea atleast

[@Darkhisagi]

The grout lines ruined a perfectly large piece of granite. It looks disgustingly terrible

[@CheapChizzlinMooch]

agreed...

[@pizzafan98]

Como tapizar mumbles de sala

[@sukhwantbains2429]

SAMURAI MARIO

[@jackcarr1267]

The grout lines what a mess!

[@TomHamilton54]

Sitrix what do they say about opinions?

[@SunnyWolf444]

Nice video, while I would not install these I think the comments are beyond rude. Honestly constructive criticism of the product is okay, but wow I'm disappointed by my fellow man on 80% of these comments.

[@ohjay7962]

WOW HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR VIDEOS 10 MINUTES LONGER THAN THEY ACTUALLY SHOULD BE??

[@jojohehe3251]

Jesus, some harsh comments. It's a product for those on a budget, who want granite. It's not perfect, but I don't think it was meant to be. Meanwhile, I think the presenter sounds like a young Herbert the Pervert from Family Guy.

[@DanielRichards644]

if you can't afford the 50-60 dollars a square foot that real slab granite runs then get some butcher block from lumber liquidators or whatever that website is, they sell 1.5" thick 8 and 12 foot lengths of 25" deep (so it overhangs the front of the cabinet) for what works out to be about 15-20 bucks a square foot and is a hell of a lot easier for a DIYer to install on there own. I doubt this stuff is any cheaper I mean you're like 2 bucks a square foot just between the plywood and backer board and even if these tiles are 1/3 the cost of real granite (since they are 1/3rd the thickness, except at the nosing) your still 15-20 bucks a square foot and left with nasty grout lines.

[@pent99214407]

Good afternoon worked 10 years here in Brazil with granite and marble seasons and was interamente fascinated with you guys work so, I wonder where is the company? and who knows if one day I need to work in the branches could look for the company? Thank you very much in advance

[@LuxuriousQuartzSlabs]

hi, friend, this is good video to introduce installation granite countertops.

[@georgemanuel3735]

Why would you use tile spacers the intention is to make it seamless

[@saulsantiago1023]

Elmo

[@chapmaker46]

whoa!!! you really expect a weekend DIY guy to be cutting those panels freehand on a table saw???? good luck with that..iam a building contractor with over 40 years in the trade,i would be real concerned about that..whats the point of leaving seams?? dont look real good...nice product though,if i did it no seams...

[@andonesia8904]

WOW THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE!!!! I DON'T NEARLY HAVE AS MUCH EXPERIENCE AS YOU BUT I HAVE DONE GRANITE LONG ENOUGH TO KNOW THAT I'VE NEVER SEEN IT CUT WITH A TABLE SAW BEFORE ITS NOT TILE!!!! SMH HONESTLY THIS KITCHEN IS SMALL AND SHOULDN'T HAVE ANY SEAMS AND IF I DID HAVE TO SEAM IT IT WOULD'NT SEE IT!! ;) I GUESS YOU ALREADY KNEW THAT YOUR LAZY METHOD WOULD'NT WORK IN THE WORLD OF GRANITE AND THAT'S WHY YOU DISABLED THE RATING FOR THIS VIDEO!!!! ONCE AGAIN THOSE SEAMS LOOK HORRIBLE AND DAMN THERES SO MANY OF THEM!!!!!!! SMH P.S. STOP PUTTING THE COLORED EPOXY IN THE SEAM LIKE ITS GROUT!!! AND THAT COLOR IS WAY WAY TO LIGHT!!!!!!

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

The concept is nice. However, it would look best with tight seams using epoxy mixed with granite dust. The large irregular shaped "tiles" confuses the eye making the whole installation look like a DIY gone wrong. I really hate saying this, but I feel obligated to tell others this is not the way to go. At least as far as having grout lines. A 12" tiles would look better if a tiled look is desired. Otherwise use epoxy with color matched granite dust to hide the seams. Additional, the plywood and backer board surface must be completely level and even across the entire surface. Or you'll have noticable unevenness. The larger the tiles the better your prep needs to be. You can adjust somewhat with the mortar thickness. Lastly, no cutting corners when cutting the stone. Start with a new blade, use the fence, pleanty of cool water, and go slow to prevent chipping. Cheers!

[@SummerofKittyLove]

too much work for me. I must be beyond lazy

[@muhammadafghanzada5738]

Tinker Diggens only rich people are lazy.you must be rich

[@dorisaubin4282]

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[@muhammadafghanzada5738]

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[@pilarl.davismedia1719]

He kept saying tile or tiles so I think the title of the video is a bit confusing to many of us because when you say granite counters we're assuming you mean a seamless look. So it just looks like you ruined a countertop. but if it's supposed to be a tile application, which he keeps saying it is, then i guess it does look like tiles. LOL you certainly don't use spacers for seams when you are trying to get a solid look.

[@melitagomes2751]

Thanks for letting me know how to install d sink

[@StacyJinkins]

I don't know why anyone would use this. I think it's very ugly with all of those seams. Looks cheap

[@nylotisslaughter7385]

I love it you did a nice job and that looks pretty simple maybe I can even do it for myself thanks for sharing just saying

[@stugirlock8618]

I see nothing wrong with a job like this for the budget conscious. Thanks or posting and forget the detractors.

[@Fucknuts4u]

@9:15 - If you ever want to swap out the sink due to damage or any other reason, you're now fucked and will have to rip out the counters too.

[@redwhitentrue]

+Fucknuts How often does a sink fail for no apparent reason?

[@Fucknuts4u]

I didn't say anything about the sink "failing"' for no reason, did I?

[@MrBrad777c]

wow came here to view mortar and granite install tips.....ran into a troll nest! Wow....nothing like urinating on a guys counter install job!

[@jpframpt971]

lol you prob did your counter tops the same way

[@derrickroberts93]

jp frampt hahahahaa

[@woodworkingstuff7165]

I'd rather have the plywood base for a few years until I could afford to put a real countertop on, rather than to have what mildly resembles a sidewalk on top of my cabinets. Wouldn't all the added labour of cutting, fitting, grouting, etc. 3 billion countertop pieces erase the savings over just purchasing one slab? Not to mention, your new lazy granite counters would cause you to spiral into a cycle of conniptions, depression and regret.

[@rangareegaming9221]

Hope you like air pockets in your adhesive!!

[@kamikowalker674]

Nice job it looks great

[@robertguirau6621]

And here is your very own kitchen sidewalk. Next we will install a fire hydrant next to the sink. Ugh. No thanks.

[@dargonwatermellon]

Robert Guirau fire hydrant is a must for puppy on the side walk.

[@angeld6172]

lol

[@johnwalters878]

Just paint the faucet red, lmao. At first I thought this was going to look good, but all the comments are right, it’s a granite sidewalk. Just regular granite tiles would have been better

[@extremerecluse2095]

I don't see anything lazy about this massive project. When I replaced my laminate countertops with granite, I DYI,d my countertop demolition and sink removal (2 hours). Then, I replaced my back splash (2 hours). And you have all of those huge grout lines. Defeats the purpose.

[@auzblake69]

Go to bartlesville OK. Glued screwed and nailed. Tear outs are horrid!!!! Luckily we have a cabinet man that makes everything level!

[@auzblake69]

Edit: we dont do that style. Less seams the better. Waterjet at the shop along with the lazer beforehand makes it almost self fitting

[@tiffinid8961]

That is an awful lot of work to get something that looks so cheap. I think they would have been better off with a nice looking laminate. The cabinets are really low end. It doesn't look like a house you would want to put a lot of money into. You could do a nice tile backsplash and call it a day. New cabinet doors and a nice laminate countertop would have probably been a better choice for this kitchen. I've done a lot of DIY, and made my fair share of mistakes. Things like this just aren't worth the time or money. If you can't afford a really nice slab of granite, don't do it. You'll never be happy with the results.

[@jagboy69]

Decent looking granite is 24bucks a foot in my town. INSTALLED. Cheap as chips.

[@hotrodhog2170]

Those cabinets look like they might be in a mobile home that is 20 yrs old.

[@thedrip2959]

Hotrod Hog I'm pretty sure it is a mobile home.

[@mahirfredericks4013]

this is lazy granite people... its made into tiles... to get your counter done with a single slate will cost much more, but then the only work to do would be to fit

[@JustinCrediblename]

seems like a lot more work than those pre-built counters you buy from the granite yards and big box stores. more like DisabledGranite

[@andrewg4863]

I didn't know we were doing tile.

[@mroushion]

If that was my counter top I would be so pissed.

[@enigma9789]

+Slick Reed looks like shit

[@luosuo-xiangzi]

not look like shit, that is right shit.

[@dodgerfan251]

now to take a sledgehammer to it and start over

[@dargonwatermellon]

tyron jackson that would be the next owner's video on how to remove lazy granite top.

[@jkj1459]

SO MANY SO CALLED EXPERTS IN THE COMMENTARY SECTION , BUT STILL THEY ARE WATCHING LOL .

[@Anogram]

Of course, people are curious. Then at the end of the video they recognize it's ugly.

[@FlashProAnimations]

10/10 Will install again.

[@phild3452]

I actually couldn't stop laughing for so long that i had to pee and i peed all over the floor! I love how he had to cover his shitty floors beautiful granite kitchen sidewalk haha he should eat the morter and silicone maybe he won't be able to breed anymore. hahaha this made my month.

[@MikeH-bt2us]

First of all the cost of this material in a natural slab form is fairly cheap. Second this guy just made a sh*t ton of work for anyone trying this..instead of mortar use freakin Liquid nail like a professional would..his damn seams wouldnt have been so bad if he actually gave a sh*t and mixed the proper color in the epoxy before butting them up!!!

[@majdq8]

I don't think this is aesthetically acceptable. For sure it does not compare with 3cm granite slabs. I think if you want to save money it is better to just use small ceramic tiles, at least the look will be aesthetically pleasing. Why does Lazy Granite not make longer granite boards? I think with some fiberglass back meshing epoxied on the granite they can get away with much longer slabs. As for the using the spacers between the tiles ... you really don't want that. Much better would be to use a clear epoxy with ground up granite of same color and place it vertically on the cut slab and then press the slabs towards each other. It would make an almost invisible seam.

[@daylinricardo1459]

majdq8 you've done it before? I don't think so it's not that easy. 3 cm and 2 cm are the same shit the only difference is the thickness

[@georgetasoev8231]

hahahah!!! what the fuck did i just watch??? A KITCHEN COUNTER WITH 100 JOINTS?? oh my god... poor the customer!

[@k.hendrickson8735]

Hey John, does it have to be in pieces? I get pieces in the corners, but why couldn't a person just put one long slab on the longer section of countertop?

[@lostchild2003]

Those seams are the worst!! And why are there two seams left and right of the sink?

[@TheRdcowboys]

looks great 👍👍

[@sbw89]

I would never attempt to tile my kitchen on my own but I like these large cuts of granite. Slab was going to cost me 7k which I don't have. I wouldn't mind buying this product and then having a professional install it? Any advice on this people?

[@dgabajay]

Get quotes from handyman and local small shop contractors for granite rather than granite shops themselves. You'll save some money because of the frequent customer discount granite shops give to some companies. Finding a good handyman whose very humble could result in a 30-40% savings on your granite.

[@kenjones2819]

last time i was@ the HD the had 10,000 different types of mortar mix is that cement?

[@SlingShotNinja]

Nice work.

[@bakerchic1958]

is there a grout that is mixed to exactly match the granite? If not, is there stuff so the homeowner can mix their own custom grout?

[@dargonwatermellon]

bakerchic1958 usually shops use stone glue/epoxy and pre-mix with correct coloring to match to granite then place that into the seam area. Once dry polish the surface lightly. You need to have a good skill in getting a correct coloring out come.

[@jerrieaguilar]

Looks like crap. Nice flannel safety shoes. He says "use clear silicone" and he uses white.

[@sethrichardson4528]

Gerardo Aguilar Lmao. You are so smart aren't ya. How about most clear silicone is white to start and turns clear. What is y'alls problem. You are trying to compensate for something... For some reason you wanna cut other people to make yourself feel better.

[@Deebo_nola]

Well seth if it goes on white and drys clear then that’s not 100% silicone and you might as well use paintable caulk.

[@CaptCaaaveMaaan]

So what happens if u need to remove tops say due to water damaged floor? Doesn't look like it can b removed and put back. Seems to me like u should template kitchen lay it out n a shop glue tiles on plywood excluding filling seams use a sink mounting system (not the plywood. Sink can't b removed and over time if it gets water damaged around sink now your plumbing is sink support) now you can install top like a laminate top(screws from bottom) finish seams and DONT use liquidnail to glue up splash it cures out hard it don't stick to granit very well and over time will pull loose and cause grout line cracks. Use silicone

[@peterlanglois65]

Looks terrible. If the home owner wanted granite for the cost of formica he should have used formica with a granite finish/look. Would have looked way better. Also noticed the 1" spacer just to the left of the sink - not professional at all.

[@gnarayanarao3644]

Peter Langlois I'm

[@EarthRaz]

Those seams are completely unacceptable, why would you put such thick spacers?

[@makram008]

+Rickety Magic Because he's thick.

[@wave7707]

+Makram Grassa LMFAO

[@danieldoss1987]

Nice work boots!

[@franciscobarajas2378]

good job. beatiful thanks

[@kenjones2819]

very tough for DIY^ER to get the morter an even thickness so tiles are level without high/low joints, i bet

[@hugogonzalez5989]

how you like your saw

[@jimmm3444]

First like from Morocco

[@tiriik00amina78]

Good job

[@bfulop]

this looks terrible, leave granite installs to the pro's. that whole run could have been done with one seam and a tight one at that, that most likely would have almost been virtually invisible and with no feel.

[@nomancheshuey]

that right more tight space on granite it would look great, (1/16) plus i will recommend to let the grout dry more and use blade to scrape, for more flattered result at the joins( is not going to get a scratch).

[@denizecrispimperez4041]

Billy Toilembocker aa

[@jerrywood3786]

Denise crispim peres

[@TheMrdhyde]

As much work as it is, how much are you really saving from doing solid granite? Seems like way to much work and way to many seams.

[@Tiredalltheseyears]

Slick-you're too funny!!

[@ProsperousHobo]

This is horrible...reminds me of when people make those ugly tile countertops.

[@JesusIsLoveTR]

I would cry...

[@HederSatilan]

good idea

[@moist_potato2837]

How about a step by step guide on how to burn your house down afterwards.

[@jumperjackflash]

This is low rent. I don't think you're fooling anybody.

[@edardonn2053]

You did a excelent job my friend...ignore all the fucking ignorants that pretend to know everything.

[@bradkimmeerly]

your not supposed to use mastic on wet areas

[@waltercastillo5921]

that wasn't mastic it was mortar

[@jplovespatrick5589]

can you lay it without the grout line

[@asifjaved8058]

nice work

[@UtwoBed]

What is the range of cost for this method by the Sq Ft?