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Rock Pebbles

12 years ago

Just wondering how it would adhere and if you could fill in between the rocks with cement or what would you use for a front on a fireplace

Bali Cloud Pebble Tile, 12x12 Mesh Backed, Natural River Stone for Shower & More · More Info

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PRO
Pebble Tile Shop
12 years ago
Hello,

Generally you use a mastic like thinset or quickset for it to adhere to the surface and then a sanded grout to fill in between the spaces.

There are full instructions on our website.

Thanks,
Debra S.
PebbleTileShop.com
dragonly
12 years ago
I'm in love with this particular flat pebble stone tile, but as an artist I would like to use a soft celery type of green for the grout color and was wondering if that can be done? Modern Tile by Lemoore Tile, Stone & Countertops Pebble Tile Shop

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