Thanx Fellas

[Tile Tiki]

:bow: Since today is Thanksgiving I thought it would be appriopriate to say thank you and mahalo to all of those who responded to my threads regarding denshield,mudded curbs,and wet polishing.So Ill express my appreciation by showing how I actually used these tips for the first time:

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[The Kid]

Nice work Tiki.

Is that curb falling back to the drain? :)

[Tile Tiki]

:rolleyes: That was my first denshield app and my first mudded(bulletproof)curb!Yeah,yeah I know the denshield isnt supposed to be submerged in the mudpack but no need to fret,it got ''taken'' care of.

OK,here is my first wet polish and ofcourse,finshed product.

P.S.the bullnose piece ISNT wet :)

:neesie:

[Tile Tiki]

:) Yes,Jeremy it is.I shoulda put a level on it.Those pieces on top of the curb have been polished as well.

Although Im not going to be using dens. on All of my apps I am going to mud ALL of my curbs(definitely superior to my old way of substrate,thinset,fiberglass, and redguard).My next goal is to mud walls but its not in the LIBERRY! :cry:
J.B.,if you're reading is that in your book?

[ceramictec]

on your first picture, i dont know if others do it, but when i did wire on a curb like that with a liner i used to put a piece of duct tape on the cut edge before folding it over and onto the liner. woud hate to do all that work and have the sharp edge of the cut wire lath poke holes in the liner.
see some mistakes happen like that before.

[Brian in San Diego]

Hey Tiki,

Have you found the Mud Course thread (http://johnbridge.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=3579&page=1&pp=15) over in the Pro's Hangout? Happy reading...it should get you well on the way!

Brian

[gwataloo]

Brian, thats a good tip about the duct tape. :)

[irish tileguy in michigan]

Good tip Brian,
normally what we do is always make sure its the finished side of the wire that goes down toward the liner -- no sharp or cut wire

[Tile Tiki]

I looked at the mud course thread but its not like the mudded curb instructional thingy-it has no pictures and its not instructional :cry: