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Anonymous users2024-01-23You first pick up the loose floor tiles, smash the cement mortar at the bottom layer, smooth it with cement mortar, and apply cement paste on the side where the floor tiles touch the ground, and put it on top.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The kung fu of the plastering master is also too poor, and there is a suspicion of apprenticeship or cutting corners. Estimating a long time can also be problematic in other locations. Find the original contractor to reason with him and ask for it to be done.
You can only eat the pulp again and re-lay it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This is caused by thermal expansion and contraction, repair more troublesome, to get up two pieces out, with a file to gently file off the excess part, and then put down a small amount of cement slurry, can also use a small amount of glass glue. The technical difficulty is relatively large, and it is recommended that you find an experienced master to remedy it.
For the sake of beauty, you can only change it all, for the sake of practicality, find a master to suck it out with a suction cup and make up two pieces.
Let's talk about the answer upstairs first, it is estimated that it will not be adopted. First of all, the method of plastering cement will definitely not be used, because it affects the appearance, and then there is a fancy one, which can be considered, but how much area can the kitchen have, it is difficult to estimate the fancy. What I want to ask is: >>>More
Very good, take it in the morning to buy two steamed buns to eat.
Young people, what nationality are you from, is it the customs and folklore that make you think this way, or what kind of education do you have? >>>More
I think the dragon's blood tree is better because it repels evil spirits!