Will this adhere to natural tile? It is natural stone and the surface is not smooth.
1363635
Ideally elevease needs a SMOOTH surface to ensure secure fixing to your tiles and as such we would not recommend it if the surface is too uneven. Regards Elevease
1363636
yes, there is a glue you apply so it will fix to irregular surfaces. I applied a silicon caulk arround the edges too. Works great!
830472
I don't think it would work well over tile as I don't see how you could get it smooth. It worked great over a regular formica counter, but you do have to sand it quite a bit.
1660677
I do not know about that surface, it sounds like it is not smooth. The material used does not have a sticky backing...it is static cling. Mine was applied to a painted surfaces.
1054923
It attaches quite securely to my tile--never a problem. It's not very heavy on its stand. Shouldn't be a problem on textured tile if glue is applied thickly and allowed to dry thoroughly before using. Good luck!
896433
My tile is smooth but not perfectly flat, it has small, smooth bumps on it, but the "suction cup" is not like a normal suction cup, it has a large, flat, relatively soft surface that covers a pretty big surface area, and I think that's why it works so well. I think it should work on most any glazed tile.
736444
It sticks by suction cups, so I think it should stick to granite, as long as there are no pits in the granite that will stop the suction process. It's really useful and very pretty.
1226983
Yes, this tile have a smooth surface. It will crack if you use it on a bar, and countertops.
595158
My husband mounted it on the wall as the tile was being mounted. It had to be glued in place. He then grouted around it. I don't know if it could be mounted on existing tile.
133329
no - made for smooth surfacesit's a sticky decal that needs a smooth surface and will not stick to rough block, brick or stone
2221623
It's basically bond filler like used on cars. It does dry slick and hard it bonded to the cement well. I would stick the tile direct to it bet it would hold.
2021314
Following the package instructions, you should have no problem using this on natural stone. The issue of saltwater should not impact the efficacy of the product to repel water.
130450
It does not leave a sticky surface. It has been used on limestone and marble. I will use it again.
1795371
I used this product on pebble tile. So that isn't really slippery. I did use it on some flat tile, and when I used a second coat, it flaked up white which was very dissapointing. I'm not sure what it will do for slate, which is slippery. Perhaps finds a product that is specific for slate tile and will discourage the slate from being slick. What that would be, I do not know.
1256041
Yes it would work. It says it will stick to any clean surface. I glued stone to metal--fantastic. Fast acting though - watch out.
401186
The surface must not be textured. I've used mine on tiles where the two contact areas don't exactly make it all the way onto tile without hitting some part of the grout and it still works. I imagine it should work on glass surfaces (although, why would you risk that) and other surface that are smooth. You can always send it back it if doesn't work.
1929503
depends on what type of material your coating...the product is rubber based an is self leveling. not sure how it would be on tile
1386127
I have been unable to get it to adhere to my tile wall for more then a few minutes before it falls down. Has anyone been able to do this successfully?