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Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice in the
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New here, so apologies with getting straight into a request for help.
We've laid two floors with these composite (~95% quartz) tiles with a third going in soon. They look ... -
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Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
New here, so apologies with getting straight into a request for help.
We've laid two floors with these composite (~95% quartz) tiles with a third going in soon. They look great after cleaning and a once-over with a mop, but when they dry the colour is nowhere near as deep as when they're slightly wet.
Is there a sealer I can apply that will bring the colour out the same way, but without making them dull?
I was looking at AquaMix Enrich 'n' Seal, as that seems to work with quartzite (is that the same as composite?) but it says it's no-sheen. Does that mean matte, or does it just mean it doesn't add any extra gloss to the surface?
One floor is kitchen, so needs to stand the occasional food spill, the other two are bathrooms so it should be waterproof.
Thanks for any advice and ideas.
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Re: Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
take a look at ltp products
colour intensifier and stain block, not 100% sure how it will work with quartz, im sure there will be more advice shortly
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New TilersForums Contributor
Re: Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
Thanks, I'll take a look. With three separate floors covered in this, I'd like to find something that helps keep it looking good.
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Re: Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
What did your tiler advise.?
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Re: Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
Good point - I've not asked him.
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Re: Quartz composite tiles - sealing advice
So did the same tiler who did your bathroom tile the floors.?
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