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I have laid some black floor tiles which have a slightly textured semi-matt finish. They are as hard as any I have ever used and a B**** to cut but they are now down. To my horror they scuff very easily and where I fitted the toilet there are some marks in the tile surface. I am not sure if they are ceramic or porcelain but they are Spanish. Any ideas how I might cover the marks with polish or similar? No suggestions of carpet etc please as these are part of a larger project and must look the dogs do-da's.
I am now being ultra careful but what is done needs to be undone!
 

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Do you have a picture of the marks?
 

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You could try a ceramic rubber.
 
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Do you have a picture of the marks?
I don't have a picture but they are basically small marks where the top surface has been removed. They are mostly less than 0.5mm but in small groups where I adjusted the position of the toilet. They are not huge scratches or actual chips.
 

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Any plumbing merchant or Screwfix etc.

It won’t help if you have actually damaged the tile surface though.
 

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