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Fahmy, Gehane <br /> From: Carruesco, Jeff <br /> Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2019 2:32 PM <br /> To: Pedraza, Vidal; Fahmy, Gehane <br /> Subject: FW: High Water cove material <br /> fyi <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: Carruesco,Jeff <br /> Sent:Thursday,June 20, 2019 2:13 PM <br /> To: 'Steve Altimari' <godwerb@gmail.com> <br /> Subject: RE: High Water cove material <br /> Hi Steve, ok . sounds good. I read through the paperwork you sent me. The use of that material is actually for grouting <br /> between tiles on a floor surface. So you guys are using it more to create a cove. Which, I suppose if it holds up then we <br /> won't have a problem with it. The workmanship looks good from the photo. So once it's smoother it should be ok. By <br /> chance can you put a nickel in the corner(where the radius cove it) so I can see if it's a 3/8 inch minimum radius? <br /> Thanks,Jeff <br /> -----Original Message----- <br /> From: Steve Altimari<godwerb@gmail.com> <br /> Sent: Thursday,June 20, 2019 2:04 PM <br /> To: Carruesco,Jeff<jcarruesco@sjgov.org> <br /> Subject: Re: High Water cove material <br /> Hi Jeff, <br /> He found out that we are able diamond grit sand that Cove molding corner into a very smooth surface that blends <br /> directly to the tile surface. I have my guys wet sanding everything right now to get a finish that should meet your <br /> requirements. Very sorry about the roughness today, it was smoother when wet but it dried to a rougher surface is it <br /> cured overnight. Basically the ceramic grit floats to the surface <br /> Steve <br /> Steve Altimari <br /> High Water Brewing <br /> 530-440-9098 <br /> >On Jun 20, 2019, at 12:21 PM, Steve Altimari <godwerb@gmail.com>wrote: <br /> ><IMG 8026.JPG> <br /> >Steve Altimari <br /> > High Water Brewing <br /> > 530-440-9098 <br /> 1 <br />