So what is your preferred method of applying sealers ?
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Clean cloth
Brush
Sponge,
Foam brush
Roller
Paint pad
Other, please state.



So what is your preferred method of applying sealers ?
Wall and floor tiler in the West Midlands, Dudley, Stourbridge. www.nptiling.co.uk

never done it yet but got shown with a roller,and ad go with a roller,is there a easier way?



I used to use a sponge roller, nowadays I just use a sponge to apply and a rag to remove any excess.


sponge on trav, slate, limestone and a lint free cloth on polish pors.
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I use a paint pad... much more even and quicker..
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Wall and floor tiler in the West Midlands, Dudley, Stourbridge. www.nptiling.co.uk


For polished porcelain walls and floors I use a terry towel cloth to apply and a clean dry one to polish up. For stone floors, I use a 10" roller to apply and a polishing cloths to remove excess....
A pic of a this weeks floor halfway through sealing with first coat
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i use a fine short haired mohair roller but wash in water and dry to remove any loose fibres before use..
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"




I use a sponge myself, paint pad sounds good too.
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microfibre cloths.



I like using a roller and sponge pad but use a brush on most of my jobs when it is a small area, I find that the sponges drink a lot of the sealer.
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When i first started out i used a foam roller, but these days i use a paint pad.
Phil Armston Tiling Services.... Tiler in Cheshire / Manchester
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got a case of the universeal stuff spray on with an applicator, will never go back to the old way (roller then rub with cloth)
We generally use rollers and a cloth to clean off any excess, may try the paint pad next time.


Depends on job / space / tile, have used sponges, block brushes, rollers ( don't like them ) and cloths, I prefer a sponge but will give the pads a try next time.
Paint pads for me after reading about them on here. Easy application with little excess. 2 cloths, one for excess and the other for final polish.

paint pads,doh.
i use sponges,but paint pads,doh,why dident i think of that![]()
beer,its great
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Yes i use a paint pad much easier


Can depend on the instructions, but I often use a brush and a cloth to get rid of any excess. Do like the idea of a paint pad though. will have to give that a go.


i would think every job could be different with a different sealer different tile![]()
One of those sponge mops lolalthough it does depend on the tile...
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