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Indeed it might, if one does not restrain oneself. Though I think that would be unlikely. But like Dippity-Do, a little dab will do you. I doubt regular caulk would suffice, but it is an alternative. But once you try that, if it fails, it's game over.
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Only thing I can think of is expanding foam.
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Was looking for a flight for a friend in Oregon to come visit later this month. In December, I paid $561 on ANA for a flight here. That same flight is now over $7000.
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TAT Moves Forward with Carbon-Neutral Tourism in Thailand
Reposed replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
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VIDEO: Nightlife sector slowly recovers post pandemic
Reposed replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Yeah, but it all needs to be shut down and people fired because Thailand is only looking for high-class tourists.... Have a Swedish friend who built a great hotel on Koh Chang. Hard worker, he spent 5 years or so contacting and nurturing travel agencies and bloggers and internet marketing things I don't understand... His business was incredibly successful, 5-star reviews, and the hotel name recognizable in the west. It was always fully booked. Then he sold it two years before covid. The new owners, Thais, immediately changed the name. It sits pretty much empty now, decaying, despite PROMOTION signs hanging everywhere. Moral of the story: If it ain't broke, don't <deleted> fix it. . -
Guarantees from the contractor?
Reposed replied to OneMoreFarang's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
I've done hundreds of tile projects over the years, and I always use them, even on small tiles. Once a setter has experience with them, they actually make the job go faster as there is no fiddling with the tile; set it and wedge it and keep going. Besides, some method of spacing must be used, so might as well use clips. And if a setter is going to use clips, might as well insert a wedge. Clips are used once and tossed, wedges are reusable. But everyone has their own way. I myself would not do floor tile without them. They are cheap insurance for a good job. The patio tiles are 36" x 36" rectified porcelain. I used 1.5 mm clips. Perfectly flush. -
Guarantees from the contractor?
Reposed replied to OneMoreFarang's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Well, they sell them at Home Pro and Global, so they are being used by someone for something, though they sure didn't use any at EmQuartier. Horrible job. Having said that, poor craftsman don't want to use them because it takes time. I hired a guy to tile the patio behind my house. He showed up, I handed him the clips, he said no, I said bye. I'm using them in my bathroom right now. The size of the wedges here (4x as big as the US) makes them useless for trim tiles, and awkward for adjustment, but they do work. -
Udon farmer survives lightning strike - his dead mum saved him
Reposed replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
...at which the main course will be fried chicken..... -
Guarantees from the contractor?
Reposed replied to OneMoreFarang's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Uneven tile edges is called lippage. Unpleasant to walk on as well as unsightly, it can be avoided in one or both of two ways: Use rectified tiles. These are first fired, then cut to exacting dimensions. Very small grout lines are possible. (Some setters will try to butt tiles against each other. Bad idea; changes in temp/humidity conditions can cause, at minimum, edge damage, at worse, buckling.) The other option (with or without rectified tiles) is to use leveling clips. The ones here have wedges (orange) far too big that actually do the opposite of what they are intended to do. Nonetheless, they will (in sufficient quantity) bring the edges flush. Clips come in varying thickness (1mm, 1.5mm, etc) Large tile format is in style, and generally a quicker install. BTW, level and flat are two different things. A floor does not need to be level to look good and have no lippage. The tile can be flat and flush, without being level. Have the setters butter the back of the tiles for better adhesion, sound deadening, and durability. Use the proper size notched trowel, and insist they notch in one direction only, as opposed to swirling (in photo above). Swirling does not allow air to escape. Before hiring, always go inspect prior jobs. Tearing up installed tile is a nightmare. -
Intoxicated homeless woman disturbs and threatens to attack tourists
Reposed replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
Well, it's been a quiet three days, but... Guess I'll have to go claim her tomorrow.- 22 replies
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30 years in total- I think my time is up
Reposed replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Me too. I don't drink coffee to wake up.... I wake up to drink coffee! -
30 years in total- I think my time is up
Reposed replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Nope. An Isuzu pickup. Sorry if you're stuck in one place and live on sour grapes... -
Thailand to consider interim measures to prevent Covid spread
Reposed replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Been here 8 months. Carry a cup of coffee in my hand, mask hanging on a finger. Ridiculous assumption. -
Thailand to consider interim measures to prevent Covid spread
Reposed replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Can't put it BACK on as I never had it on... Nor will I. -
30 years in total- I think my time is up
Reposed replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I take it you have not been to D.C? Where the leader of the free world (snort) leads? -
30 years in total- I think my time is up
Reposed replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Thank you. Very big of you to concede defeat. -
30 years in total- I think my time is up
Reposed replied to Scouse123's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
That's your best shot? Go back to the range and practice, practice, practice.... -
Thailand, ASEAN to Make Statements on Attack against Shinzo Abe
Reposed replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
So they made a statement, stating they are going to make a statement? Geez.....