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| Help with stain stop application | | Hi
I have just sealed my new light tumbled travertine floor, all 53m2 of it and used only 1 litre of lithofin stain stop sealer. Have I done it right? I applied it with a cloth and removed any excess if it white foamed but the tile shop sold me 5 cans for 2 coats! Also, my builders are back to grout tomorrow, when can they really grout if I finished with the Lithofin at 9 this evening?
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | If your unsure put another coat on it, it will be ok to grout tommorrow | | |
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | Thanks for your reply,, will I not mark the floor if I tread on it now? | | |
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | Got a tin of lithofin stain stop myself it dries in 30-40 minutes you can go back onto floor and apply another coat. | | |
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | I have removed this post as I may of got it wrong and assumed we were talking about honed travertine. tiler
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | So grouting first thing in the morning won't mark the tiles then?
And then I seal again after all the builders have left the room? | | |
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| Re: Help with stain stop application | | WoW
Hang on sumin not right you say its tumbled so its unfilled then ???
Sorry I missed that !!! tiler |
Last edited by wetdec; 08-06-2008 at 09:23 PM.
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