Advanced surface preparation involves techniques beyond basic cleaning and prepping for coatings or finishes. It focuses on creating a specific surface profile, modifying the chemical composition, or removing contaminants with more advanced methods like abrasive blasting, chemical treatments, or specialized cleaning processes.
Precision Layout & Design refers to a specialized area of design that focuses on achieving accuracy and control over the placement and arrangement of elements within a given space or medium. It's a meticulous approach that ensures elements are positioned exactly where intended, resulting in a highly controlled and visually appealing layout.
Cutting and shaping techniques refer to the various methods used to modify the size, shape, or form of materials. These techniques can be broadly categorized into cutting (separating materials), shaping (altering the form), and finishing (smoothing or refining the surface). Examples include sawing, shearing, milling, turning, drilling, grinding, and laser cutting.
Essentially, tile adhesive is the compound used to stick the tiles down, to the wall or floor. Tile grout, however, is the mortar used to fill in the gaps/spacing between the tiles and create a uniform finish. Tile adhesive can form part of the step of laying new tiles or over existing tiles.