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Dominoes Table (who needs broken tiles?)

Step 3Finished!

Finished!
As mentioned, we began to have larger and larger gaps along one axis as we reached the center -- up to an 1/8 inch. We used the construction adhesive to fill the gaps and wiped excess away with a rag.

Note: Unlike with smooth-faced tile, you can't simply spread grout to fill gaps and wipe away. Whatever is used to fill gaps can end up in the domino holes. You'll need wet Q-tips for clean-up.

You might also want to paint the table surface white. Where the adhesive doesn't fill gaps, the dominoes have rounded edges, so you'll be able to see between even the tightest fitting pieces.

If you go with a overhang, you might make it large enough to edge the table with more dominoes.
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2 comments
Jan 22, 2009. 10:15 AMcmanasco says:
I absolutely love it! If you were to add a thick clear coat to the top like some restaurants use, what would be good? This way clean-up would be easy and dominoes would stay fresh looking I would imagine.
Jan 23, 2009. 7:52 PMChrisVincent says:
you don't want to just use a paint on clear coat - that will just leave a thin layer. If you want a thick layer 'like some restaurants" then you want to get an epoxy mix. They make them specially for making that thick protective counter coating.
here is a how to link... epoxy table top
Jan 29, 2009. 1:21 PMdeedavison says:
they have a resin and hardener polymer coating mix , its one part resin to one part hardener. Mix thoroughly for two minutes , pour as soon as mixed over the surface you wish to coat let cure. It available at menards it's kind of pricey but it goes a long way and last forever if you follow the directions. It may take a while to cure but have patients it works great!!!!!
Jan 29, 2009. 1:24 PMdeedavison says:
OH IM sorry the name of the polymer coating i used is called Envirotex Lite.
Jan 22, 2009. 3:58 PMCat Hater says:
You can buy a clear acrylic coating at most craft stores.

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