" HELP Lucy has a lot of splaining to do..lol"?

Question

So when my hub was not home, I went out and got this tile, its like peel and stick linolium stuff. I primed the old countertops (25 years old.) Then I peeled and stuck this stuff. It looks great. I purchased the squares that have the beveled edges, and then I filled with caulk. The problem now is, is where the edges are, the tile started to fall. What can I do to get the pieces that are standing straight up to adhere to the exsisting counter?? Help... Hurry.. I need some ideas before tommorrow.

Answer 1

I gotta tell you, this is the best intro to a question I have seen in a long time in Yahoo Answers. Of course, I had to click on it. I came back an hour later to write this. Thanks for making me laugh.

For what it is worth, I think others have given you good answers to your problem.

Good luck with your problem and I hope Ricky isn't too hard on ya.

Answer 2

Priming is for painting!! not tile work,, the primer could still be damp or causing the tile not to stick right,,,remove the areas were it wants to come undone and reclean maybe even sand it down,, and try again

Answer 3

i'd decide for Yellow Submarine with the aid of The Beatles. If Lucy became into no longer a drug track (actual i think of it became into - this is in simple terms that Lennon's notion got here from his son's drawing) then Submarine truthfully is. And yet it has grow to be a childrens' wide-unfold!!!

Answer 4

try an iron and a barely damp cloth put cloth on upturned joint and iron on med temp and iron it back down, be careful not to burn, lots and lots of good luck.
I had a mess like that and wound up going to the hardware store and getting panel nails and nailing the #$%^! thing down. I put them down in a patern so as to make it look like it was part of the plan

Answer 5

they should stick flat or upright, clean....dry.....try again.
super glue?
Or go out and buy a see through nighty.......he might not even notice the counter tops.....lol