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Old 08-06-2008   #13
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Well given the above it sounds like a riven multycolour are you sure you have watermarks ?. Are they cloudy marks if so the installer has used a slate seal type product which is no good in the wet as it will blow. If this is the case then I would sugest you get hold of a local professional as the sealer will need removeing and replacing with a more suitable one.


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Rustic Multicolour comes from china yes


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Yes, I'm sure it's water stains. It's mostly white streaks towards the bottom of the shower walls. So you thing the sealant needs stripped and reapplied with a different sealer?
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Yes, I'm sure it's water stains. It's mostly white streaks towards the bottom of the shower walls. So you thing the sealant needs stripped and reapplied with a different sealer?

If its white then the sealer is blown so yes I would proceed as above


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