REAL MARBLE.
REAL GLASS.
REAL METAL.

Stone

You can use either:

• Russian Pliers
• Wet Tile Saw*
• Rotary Tool*
• Utility knife (to cut between the individual tiles)

*Use with water and diamond blade

Metal

You can use either:

• Miter Saw
• Table Saw
• Rotary Tool
• Utility knife*

*Tip is to cut progressively through the material. This technique takes more time, so we recommend using it only for small cuts.

Glass

You can use either:

• Tile Cutter
• Water Saw*
• Rotary Tool*
• Utility knife (to cut between the individual tiles)

*Use with water and diamond blade.

PRO TIP:

1. Use a non-permanent marker to draw a cutting line
2. Stick masking tape along the cutting line. The masking tape must be placed on the piece of tile that will be installed.
3. Cut the surface following the drawn line, according to the instruction for the tool you will be using.
4. Sand the cut edge (120 grade sandpaper) to soften the edge.

Installation PRO TIP:

Take a 500 to 750 ml spray bottle, fill it with water and add 1 to 2 tea spoon(s) of mild dish soap.

Spraying the back of the tiles with this product before installing them will delay adhesion and allow you to position them perfectly.

Installation PRO TIP:

Take a 500 to 750 ml spray bottle, fill it with water and add 1 to 2 tea spoon(s) of mild dish soap.

Spraying the back of the tiles with this product before installing them will delay adhesion and allow you to position them perfectly.

Installation PRO TIP:

Take a 500 to 750 ml spray bottle, fill it with water and add 1 to 2 tea spoon(s) of mild dish soap.

Spraying the back of the tiles with this product before installing them will delay adhesion and allow you to position them perfectly.