How to tile a table with a broken marble technique. Day one table preparation.
Day One, how to tile with a broken marble technique
July 6, 2008 by Handy Goddess
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Thanks!! I’ve looked everywhere for doing a mosaic on tables, but that leads me to my question. Can you mosaic a metal table & is there certain materials you use on it? I so would appreciate a reply. I have a old circular metal table I want to mosaic. Again, thank you for your informative videos… bgiven
Hello,
I’m not an expert at this type of work but I’d say sure you can. I’d look for an adhesive material and glue on your pieces and then grout over it. There are so many wonderful product specific ahesives now that you’re sure to find one that works for metal. Best of luck and let me know how it turns out.
The Handy Goddess