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Hi guys,

 

Unfortunatelly i`ve dropped somthing on the floor in kitchen area of my condo. And it caused this sort of issue - the tile has been damaged. So my question is - if there is a way to somehow fix it without replacing all the tiles and  at a reasonable price etc. Maybe you would be kind to advise a man or a service who might sort it out here in Thonburi, Bangkok. Thanks!

 

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Not sure if your a tenant or an owner.  If you own the place then the suggestions above are fine. Do whatever you can live with - but ultimately they are just hacks. If your a tenant then come clean and tell the owner. The only proper fix is to cut the tile out with a grinder and a diamond disc and replace it. Not a big job at all - quite easy. If you have spare tiles then this is the no brainer solution. Even if you don't this looks like a pretty standard looking tile - take the cutout to home pro and match it. Box of 12 inch tiles is only a few hundred baht. 

 

 

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No chance to match replacement tile or grout at this point unless he saved spare tiles from construction, otherwise it will stand out like it was glowing.

 

Standard fix is to fill with epoxy, texture and paint to match.

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22 minutes ago, Oldie said:

I always take nail polish. 

Yep way to go. bit of grout first, you may have to buy a couple of colours of nail polish and mix to match. 

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6 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

Where are the chips that broke out.

Did not save it. Mainly because these were really debris looking, too tiny fragments. There was no way to place it on using glue, nail polish etc.

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5 hours ago, warrima said:

If your a tenant then come clean and tell the owner. The only proper fix is to cut the tile out with a grinder and a diamond disc and replace it. Not a big job at all - quite easy. If you have spare tiles then this is the no brainer solution. Even if you don't this looks like a pretty standard looking tile - take the cutout to home pro and match it. Box of 12 inch tiles is only a few hundred baht

Yes, i am tenant. Sure there is no spare tiles in the unit. Juristic office might have a clue if there are any, since all the units share  "same-same" finish.  Most, actually, i think. 

 

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5 hours ago, Iron Tongue said:

Standard fix is to fill with epoxy, texture and paint to match.

 

Yes that's the way especially if no tiles from the same batch are available.

 

or you can use the Clone Stamp Tool in photoshop   like this ????

 

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