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ok guys ive just finished tiling the walls in my new bathroom.before i grout what product do i need to use to clean off excess mapei keraquick maxi haze thats ... -
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travertine honed and filled
ok guys ive just finished tiling the walls in my new bathroom.before i grout what product do i need to use to clean off excess mapei keraquick maxi haze thats left after sponging.cheers for your time.
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re: travertine honed and filled
You should just need a clean cloth to polish off with.
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re: travertine honed and filled
What type of File..?..
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re: travertine honed and filled
ok will give it a go .going for ltp mattstone after then ill grout and seal again after.does this sound correct.
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Re: travertine honed and filled
You could give a light coat of Mattstone then grout. This will help with the wash down. Then seal agaian as needed.
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Re: travertine honed and filled
No.1. Why have you adhesive on the tiles? (keep clean while setting).
No.2. No such adhesive as keraquick maxi.( keraflex maxi?)
You might need a product like power clean from Lithofin.
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Re: travertine honed and filled

Originally Posted by
hillhead
No.1. Why have you adhesive on the tiles? (keep clean while setting).
No.2. No such adhesive as keraquick maxi.( keraflex maxi?)
You might need a product like power clean from Lithofin.
surprised by your answer-im not a pro and dont do many tile jobs.im working with a new material so i thought i would ask a pro for some help.
sounds like your talking down to me.
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Re: travertine honed and filled
Some grimex will get them clean before your first seal..
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