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[Hi there, U can call Mak 9765 7193

You can contact Mak 97657193. So far recommended few friends with good feedback.

Hi seeashell, From the way they told you, it seem like they dosen't understand the products well. The only way now is to see the outcome after they have done the job. But if you really need help, please feel free to contact me.

Actually I am changing al my downlight to Philips spiral light (8W extra bright) Is more easy and convenient can replace very easily.

LED range from 3W to 10W. In the maket, they are selling the enegry saving buld whic is abt 8 - 11W. If your lighting is on from 7pm - 11pm, the cost saving is only about $50 per yera. I have calculted the saving because there is once I also intend to change to LED downlight but after calculting, I found it is not worht to use in house. Moreover, LEDs from China is not very stable, I have few pcs with me, if you 1 I can pass to you to try out.

The only is to apply acoating over it coz homo tils ask u know it can't be polished.

Hi seashell, So far I work with many tile supplies and to what I know, there isn't any layer of wax on the homo tiles. Homo tiles are made from hard material and as a result the surface is not that easily scratch. Maybe you see what LSH feedback. If convenient, I can make my way down to your place and see is htere any solution to slove the problem. You can PM me or contact me @ 9765 7193

Hi beruang.ndut, The capenter is located at Tampines St 93, Block 9010 (Wai Yue Furniture, contact 9765 7193) Their priceing is good and the material they are giving quality material. So far they had did my house for about 10 yrs and some of friends' house till now (more than 5 yrs) no complaint at all.

Hi there, just need to check with you why you need to polished the homo tiles?

Hi bro, for the dripping water, you need to buy hydraulic cement to stop the dripping first.

Can I know what is the other side of the wall?

Hi if you dont mind, I arrange my contractor to take a look and give a quote to you. You PM me your contact and will get back to soon. Thanks

Where is your location? Maybe I can recommend some good contractor to you.

how big is the area?

Hi there, if you don't mind, I can help you to look at the situation before engaging the specialist.

Very simple, just get a pail of DampSealer 5000 from hardware shop and apply it yourself and you can save alot. But just make sure you need to scrape off the paint before applying. I applied about 3 coats of the product and few days later, I painted the ceiling back. Till now there was no sign of damp mark seen from the ceiling.

homogenous or Porcelain tiles are manufaacture under very high heat to give you the glossy. The only way to have the glossy back is to coat glossy sealer over it or use wax to polish to get the glossy. The cheapest way is to use the sealer but the glossy may not turn out to be the same as the tiles next to it.

Can I know is your false ceiling up yet?

One advise is that if you hack away the skirting, the chance of seeing varies gap sizes between the wall and the floor tiles. For cleaniing the grout, you can go to DIY shop to buy the grout cleaner and this will do the job. Try not to chemical wash the tiles as this will affect the finishes later on.

Possible to email me your dimension on the items? I can do a recommendation for you.

U can try using DAmpSealer 5000 to apply onto the ceiling, I have try out before and very effective. I applied 3 coats onto the ceiling and few days later I paint the ceiling and I didn't see any damp mark appearing. But make sure the ceiling is bare cement.

Is ture that compress marble is very hard to maintain. Maybe I suggest that you go to Tampines Mall and look at the compress marble finished. Most of the the compress marble will curl at the edges after tiling and this will become cutting egdes to the bare foot. If you want, I can recommend some tile suppliers for your reference.

Tiles will get hollow if they are not using the proper tile adhesive for the job. I have a solution and that is to ask them to apply waterproofing onto the exsiting tiles before ;aying the new tiles. This will reduce the messy, shorten the renovation time and giving you another waterproofing protection. Try not to damage the exsting waterproofing if your flat is new build and still within 10 years because the main-contractor did give a 10 yrs warranty to HDB and if any one damage the waterproofing, the warranty is void.