Help with the Backsplash!
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Timi M
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Help...backsplash is scary me
Comments (53)Kitchendetective the cream in the granite is not easy to match...I have tried hard. I looked at many glass subway tiles today, and nothing seemed to work. Maybe I need to keep looking before a final decision is made. I don't know what the stone is. I might go back to the design center tomorrow. I probably should ask..duh May flowers..my wall is gold and I'm not sure gold is what I want to bring out in the stone but, it's a suggestion and worth considering. This stone is definitely on the cool side. Love this forum..helps slow me down and look a second look...See MoreHelp!! backsplash enhancer too dark
Comments (16)Help,, I have the same problem,, slate from Home Depot , the mosaic satin copper Jeffrey Court and tile guy put Laticrete enhanced sealer on it today 9-8-2017 and too dark . Lost the grays and more natural colors. Want to get it back to the lighter shade and regain some color. Is there a solution or product? The above picture is after sealer and the ones below are prior to sealing. Is time an issue to doing anything also ? Thanks for any help....See MoreHELP! Backsplash contractor did horrible job!
Comments (27)"Angie’s List and Home Advisor are now one and the same. And they charge the contractor for bad leads, with no real recourse. No good contractor wants anything to do with any of those type of referral sites." The Cook's Kitchen - I do not agree. Angie's List charges service providers to advertise on its site, which is different from Thumbtack and Home Advisor which charge a fee to the contractors in order for them to bid a job. On Angie's List, the contractor can choose not to advertise, and will still be listed on Angie's List, and still have consumer reviews for other consumers to see. I've found numerous contractors on Angie's List and have had very good experiences with them. There was only one that wasn't as good as its reviews. I think I've probably used 10 contractors over the years from Angie's List, so 1 in 10 isn't bad odds. Thumbtack contractors seem often to create bad experiences. The number of people with the connections and ability to get good contractor referrals (like you have) is small, especially with new homeowners. Sometimes referrals from neighbors/friends lead to bad experiences. Referrals from relatives are always a bad idea. Not everyone has a designer, or is experienced in knowing signs to look for in a good contractor. Angie's List helps those people....See MoreHelp! Backsplash Snafu.
Comments (36)They set the tile directly on the top, making a proper silicone joint between the plane changes impossible. You'll have a crud catching gap with seasonal changes; too small for silicone, large enough for contamination. They should have set a continuous shim on the counter that was the thickness of the grout lines. Tile on top of the shim, grout, pull the shim and fill the gap with color matched silicone. Looks better and much more functional....See MoreAJ Enterprises
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