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Discuss which tile sealer for slate tiled splashback? in the Stone Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I've got new rustic slate tiles for fireplace hearth, windowsill and cooker splashback. What should I use to seal them ? I have some Plasplugs Tile Sealer, tried it on ...
          
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    I've got new rustic slate tiles for fireplace hearth, windowsill and cooker splashback. What should I use to seal them ? I have some Plasplugs Tile Sealer, tried it on spare tile, made it darker and did'nt seem to do much for it. Should I use this or can anyone suggest something better please? It must be ok in heat, steam and be resistant to fat splashes. Any ideas please?
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    Default Re: which tile sealer for slate tiled splashback?

    Eileensfamily - Use a SLATE seal or stone seal.( I use Sovereign, Lithofin etc.) Give it as many coats as required before it starts to lie on surface and don't leave any on after 10 mins - wipe off! You wont see a great change straight away but after day you will tell by dropping a droplet of water on the surface - It will 'ball' up.
    Even after sealing Fat splashes should be wiped up asap as they can soak into the surface. You can help protect further by putting a polish ( HG golvpolish or similar) onto the tiles. It is removable and easily touched up.

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    How do you find the sovereign slate seal John
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    Hi and welcome to the forum
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    thanks for your reply Timeless John

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