Anyone bother using this on wet floors?

hi mouldy,i have used the aerosol version a couple of times,honest opinion it doesnt work

Got a bottle, so not aerosol. Thought it might be a good idea to stop body fats building up on the floor, (porcelain mosaic).

Thought I'd ask the question before usig it though as there would be a fair amount of work in applying it!

let us know if you do use it mate and how you get on,a few on here say the non aerosols are good,only ones ive used are aerosols though and i ddint rate them at all

the ltp one is quite good jamie

i have had good results with Lithofin had it on light grout in a high street shop went back 6 months later and wiped it with a spounge came up like new there is a trick to applying it

Same as above, I have had good results with the lithofin, does take a bit of time to apply but seems to do what it says on the tin.

Originally Posted by Dylante

Same as above, I have had good results with the lithofin, does take a bit of time to apply but seems to do what it says on the tin.

just put tape around a 1" brush it works a treat so the bristles don't spread

Ok guys, Ill give it a go. Ive got N&C's own brand but to be honest, (being the cynic that I am!!), I'll wager most come from the same factory. Can;worms;open are the words that spring to mind!!!

Lithofin is good stuff just go easy when using it, a little at a time its kept my white grout next to my hob white for four years so i know it works.

on ceramics you can use Mattstone by LTP.

Ofcourse when using polished porc or stone you can just use whatever sealer your using on the tile.

Floor is porc mosaic which is not polished.

mattstone would be fine mate