Hey Random, sorry for late reply.
Regarding your bathroom floor tiles. There are 2 options.
1: Clean thoroughly, including using an acidic grout cleaner (CLR will do the job), use White Knight Grip Lock primer as per instructions, and then paint with a paving paint of your choice. I have done this, works well and wears well.
2. There’s a Dunlop product (who’s name eludes me for the moment), which can be troweled over the floor to fill in the grout lines. Ones it’s dry, you can either glue vinyl planking or lay a suitable wet area laminate vinyl floorboard over the top. I’m planning on doing this in my current bathroom/toilet.
randomx said:
gday mathy , paul a geoff .
Wonder then mathy if like decades ago brittish was really brittish back then . Shame if so everything gets bought out in the end doesn't it.
Funny Paul , how's the tile situation looking , wouldn't you believe l was thinking about doing something like that with my bath room too. They're still stuck like glue and onto concrete so they'd probably l guess stay put for yrs yet. So l was thinking if maybe l just smothed over the grooves with something, grout or whatever and then put lino over top.
Wanted to paint my bath too . Not sure how long that lasts doing it that way but it's an old cast iron bath and l swear there's a big difference in the way the water feels , just beautiful. So l was thinking so much easier leaving it in and keep a great bath , maybe try a re enamel instead.
Yeah love me old ride on Geoff. Funny yeah it is a bit creepy in long grass though isn;t it. No telling what might pop out and jump on your lap hey, eeekk.
But anyway l got her going , ran a whole 20mins and stalled, wouldn't start up again , bugger. wound up having to push her up out of a ditch , and up onto the road then back down around the corner and back into the old garage again for more head scratching. She's great until l have to push her.
