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How to cut tile in place on wall?
We are about to add some additional cabinest to our kitchen.
This will require cutting off the upper 1/3 of the top row of tiles? What is the best way to do this? 1. Cut the tiles in-place on the wall? If so, what is the right tool & technique to get a straight clean cut without breakage or chipping. 2. Remove the tiles and then cut? If so, what is the best way to remove the tiles without breaking? (I am not sure how they are mounted, but the kitchen was redone about 4 years ago by the previous homeowner and the tiles are 4x4 inch mounted vertically on the wall). Basically, in my mind I am trying to figure out which is more of a risk: sloppy cut in-place vs. breaking tiles when removing them? Thanks, Jeff |
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