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Discuss Bal Protective Sealer... in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Hi all. Is it ok to use this temporary sealer with any tile? I wanted to use it on a porcelain tile. I've fixed this tile before and found the ...
          
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    Default Bal Protective Sealer...

    Hi all. Is it ok to use this temporary sealer with any tile? I wanted to use it on a porcelain tile. I've fixed this tile before and found the grout can get stuck in the ridged surface and ended up using grout remover. I haven't bought or seen it yet so can't refer to the bottle so thougt I would refer to you guys first! Cheers Ross
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    Default Re: Bal Protective Sealer...

    Check this http://194.223.92.131/pdf/Technical%...ive_Sealer.pdf Will give more idea
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    Default Re: Bal Protective Sealer...

    Hi! Whitebeam has pointed you to the correct link above.

    The BAL Temporary sealer is an excellent product and assists grout clean up tremendously. This is especially good in your situation with a riven tile / slate or similar

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