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I have felt that I need to put on the bottom of some tiles for my mother in law, and I am wondering what adhesive you all might use, I tride CE and it doesnt' work well at all. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I found thin round cork circles at the Dollar Tree - they were over by the picture frames - in one $1 package there is enough for at least 8 tiles (one in each corner) - they are adhesive but I put a small dot of CE on them before I stick them on just to give it extra holding power
You can also find felt and cork circles at Home Depot (look by where they keep the safety items) but they are far more expensive (but a little nicer and thicker)
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I used plain old elmers and the sheets of felt since that was what I had in the cupboard and so far it has been working.
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I use Presto felt. It is a 9 x 12 sheet of felt with adhesive on the back. I comes in 5 colors. One piece goes a long way. I cut 1" x 1" squares (or smaller) for my tile corners.
I saw adhesive felt at Tall Mouse yesterday... But I use my glue gun for my felt... I am too nervous to just put dots on the tiles. I just cringe at the thought of someone scooting one across my wood table!!! Also, wow... those tumbled marble tiles are TOUGH! I dropped one and it broke my tempered glass table!!! :shock:
Hi!
I found the Presto Felt (felt with adhesive on the back) at Wal-Mart for .87 cents a sheet. It was in the craft section of the store where regular felt is sold. It came in black, white, green, brown and maybe a few other colors. The dimensions were 9 x 12 and I found that scoring the sheet with my paper cutter into 3 X 3 squares, then cut them with scissors, and put them on the back of the 4 x 4 tumbled tiles worked great. It was easier for me to do it that way, rather than cutting little squares for the corners.
Just sharing what I did. Hope it helps.
Jenn
I used my e6000 and love it! E6000 is the best. It always works! Another good thing about it is that if it gets somewhere where it shouldn't be, if you are patient and let it dry, you can pull it right off. Good luck!
ok that does it!! I am asking for a Xyron for Christmas!! I see more and more uses and reasons why I should have one. I just hope I can wait that long.. Got my felt buttons at Menards..
Felt on Tile??
