My wife and I went over to the Noble Tile store a week ago. We wanted to look at the standard 6in tiles, and the Travitine copping vs OK Flagstone.
Seems they are a good assortment of plasters on display. I thought they carried Quartzscape, but did not. We were still going back and forth on the right color, plus knowing some companies perfer one brand over another. ''
The salesman kept gently pushing us toward Noble Designer Series Quartz - Regatta Blue. It is there in house manufactured. I mentioned that we had been talking with Romo's in Irving (TX) The sales guy said that Romo's uses the Designer Series all the time, but they primarily use WetEdge.
It was Wetedge samples that Romo's brought out that day. Comparing the WetEdge Luna Quartz Aruba to the Noble Designer Series Quartz Regatta Blue. The Noble product has smaller particles, so appears smmother to the touch. The Wetedge is has larger particles and does seem rougher. we are coming from a white plastered pool that we have had for several decades.
I am just hesitant about using a product that is we mix our own and sell it to the contractor.
I dont find alot of information or experience at Noble Designer Series Quartz on the forum or web. lots about wetedge............
Any thoughts on all this, Im close to pulling the sting.
Seems they are a good assortment of plasters on display. I thought they carried Quartzscape, but did not. We were still going back and forth on the right color, plus knowing some companies perfer one brand over another. ''
The salesman kept gently pushing us toward Noble Designer Series Quartz - Regatta Blue. It is there in house manufactured. I mentioned that we had been talking with Romo's in Irving (TX) The sales guy said that Romo's uses the Designer Series all the time, but they primarily use WetEdge.
It was Wetedge samples that Romo's brought out that day. Comparing the WetEdge Luna Quartz Aruba to the Noble Designer Series Quartz Regatta Blue. The Noble product has smaller particles, so appears smmother to the touch. The Wetedge is has larger particles and does seem rougher. we are coming from a white plastered pool that we have had for several decades.
I am just hesitant about using a product that is we mix our own and sell it to the contractor.
I dont find alot of information or experience at Noble Designer Series Quartz on the forum or web. lots about wetedge............
Any thoughts on all this, Im close to pulling the sting.
