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Discuss Quarry tiles in the Tile Cleaning and Restoration at TilersForums; Hello tiling community, I was wondering if anyone could tell me a solution to cleaning red quarry tiles. They have all sorts on them. Plaster, a bit of paint, cement ...
          
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    Hello tiling community, I was wondering if anyone could tell me a solution to cleaning red quarry tiles. They have all sorts on them. Plaster, a bit of paint, cement between the joints. Any solutions? Thanks in advance, sean.
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    Try these guys...LTP Online | Product Basket
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    Thanks for the link, I'll give some of these a try.
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