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guys, I have some dried on soapy water drip marks that ive seen in low light on my ceramic tiles.. (from spraying soapy water on silcone )
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water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
guys, I have some dried on soapy water drip marks that ive seen in low light on my ceramic tiles.. (from spraying soapy water on silcone )
These are proper hard work to rub out/off..
is there a specific product I can use to assist me? or a house hold liquid.. such as vinegar??? (will stink so dont really want to use that)
ALSO .... I have the odd silicone haze.. residue to contend with
any ideas for that too?
thanks
Dave
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Re: water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
Try some neat LTP grimex on a rag (as if you were polishing your car) and gently rub it in a circular motion, I used this method when I foolishly spilt paint on my polished porcelain tiles before I'd sealed them. It took a few goes but it came off eventually.
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Re: water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
The silicone residue is a good question, what's the best way to get that off? I usually just give it a good rub with a dry rag when it's fully cured.
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Re: water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
Thank you guys
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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Re: water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
Pee on your hands spin around 3 times and down a half bottle of JD it will not get rid if the marks but they will not bother you as much.
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Re: water drip marks on ceramics? also silicone residue
Like Enduro said but its common ingrediant is acetone - use protective gloves and ventilation as it will damage your liver over time.....even quicker than the JD Deanotile recommends.
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