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What would be your product of choice for revivng Trav floor tiles that were never sealed - so generally look dull but also have 3 year old grey grout staining. ... -
Trav staining
What would be your product of choice for revivng Trav floor tiles that were never sealed - so generally look dull but also have 3 year old grey grout staining. Is there a product out there with a shot at bringing these up to their former glory??
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Re: Trav staining
Only A guess, try using cement cleaner....Gently
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Re: Trav staining
In a word Aqua Mix...Dave at www.tradetiler.co.uk stocks Aqua mix products.
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Re: Trav staining

Originally Posted by
enduro
in two words
Aqua Mix
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Re: Trav staining

Originally Posted by
chrisroe
in two words
Aqua Mix
Ok smart a---
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Re: Trav staining
Give me a few more words Chris!
Need to remove 3 year old cmentous grout off Trav so what would you recommend?
Am looking at the nano scrub but the staining is more than light.
Can't use an acid on Trav so any ideas?
Last edited by macten; 15-04-2010 at 05:40 PM.
TradePerfect
Plumbing and Tiling solutions for Derby and Nottingham
tradeperfect@sky.com Tel: 0790 2036456
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Re: Trav staining
I would use wet&dry paper first to remove the surface contaminant( works wonders without scratching if you use the right grade), then use a good cleaner, something like LTP grimex to remove muck etc.. clean twice and then leave to dry and see what the result is, before sealing.
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Re: Trav staining
Cheers Dave, you're a star!
TradePerfect
Plumbing and Tiling solutions for Derby and Nottingham
tradeperfect@sky.com Tel: 0790 2036456
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Re: Trav staining

Originally Posted by
macten
give me a few more words chris!
Need to remove 3 year old cmentous grout off trav so what would you recommend?
Am looking at the nano scrub but the staining is more than light.
Can't use an acid on trav so any ideas?
dont use acid on any natural stone.
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