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I've got a load of porcelain tiles to seal, and was wondering how long you can leave them, after sealing, til you re-stack em? Straight away, finger dry, or fully ... -
Sealing tiles
I've got a load of porcelain tiles to seal, and was wondering how long you can leave them, after sealing, til you re-stack em? Straight away, finger dry, or fully soaked in (5 hours)!?!
Cheers
Scott
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The Following User Says Thank You to beanz For This Useful Post:
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Re: Sealing tiles
Hi scott......you only let it dwell on the tile for a set time...usually 10 mins or so..depending upon sealer..then wipe the excess off..never let the sealer dry on the tiles surface....
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Re: Sealing tiles
Use a paint pad, only cost a couple of quid but brilliant for this.
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Re: Sealing tiles
Use mohair rollers but keep a lint free cloth for wipe over in case of excess
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Sealing tiles
Thanks guys. The way i was shown, was to apply the sealer with a cloth and just rub it in. You reckon paint pad, or roller, would be better? Or just a matter of personal taste? Using Seal-Guard Impregnator btw.
So, as soon as excess is removed, i can stack the tiles back up? I then wait for 5 hours or so, check water penetration, and decide whether or not to re-coat? Just double checking really, to make sure i don't get anything wrong hehe!
On another note, can anyone recomend a black grout that doesn't fade? Or at least less likely to fade!?! I'm not sure if the customer has bought grout yet; i know he's bought the addy (probably from B&Q like the tiles), but no idea yet what it is...
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