(When insert Seam Clip under side of tile, do not place them at tile corners. Otherwise, tile will be installed inaccurately, and tile corners may possibly crack or break during clip installation or removal. It may also be very hard to keep the group joint line straight as it is harder to see the corners.)

Repeat this process to set the next tile into place. Make sure to keep grout joints clean from thinset by using a paintbrush or nylon bristle brush to wipe the mud away in the direction of grout line. It is very important to avoid the mud between the touching points of Seam Clip and tile edge to become hardened.

 If tile laying work is not finished in one day, please make sure the removal of thinset or other setting material from the last row of tile, and use Seam Clip base to make a hollow spot under tile edge for the next day laying work.

 In the following day, fill the hollow spot left in the previous day with trowel and thinset, also put enough thinset under the tile. Insert Seam Clip.

After thinset or other setting material becomes solid, remove Seam Clip by using a rubber mallet to hit it in the direction of grout line.

Attention:

For best result, use loose thinset, but within manufacturers recommendations

Always keep tile back wet during installation.

Remove excess thinset around Seam Clip during installation.

Do not bend Seam Clip before using it.

Do not use Seam Clip under frozen conditions.