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Discuss Sealing Porcelain tiles ? in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; The better-half has picked the tiles for the en-suite bathroom, I now have to fit them! The tiles are NIRO Granite 300mm x 300mm Porcelain. There is a label on ...
          
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    Default Sealing Porcelain tiles ?

    The better-half has picked the tiles for the en-suite bathroom, I now have to fit them!

    The tiles are NIRO Granite 300mm x 300mm Porcelain.

    There is a label on the box warning that the tiles must be 'sealed' before I fit them. Can somone tell me how I do this please? and also what the product is that I need to purchase to do the job? and maybe a hint where I can buy it?

    The top of the tiles are not glossy, is this the problem?

    Steve

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    Default Re: Sealing Porcelain tiles ?

    Lithofin do a FZ protective impregnater you can get it at CTD

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    Default Re: Sealing Porcelain tiles ?

    as above just use this stuff what he says... your best to buy a painting pad... you know what i mean??? and just dip it in the sealer and put it on this way and leave t for bout 5-10 mins and buff off mate

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    Thanks for the information. Any idea where I can buy this stuff near or in Portsmouth?

    Steve

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    Default Re: Sealing Porcelain tiles ?

    Hey, what about the FILA stuff from Topps Tiles? They have either....

    (a) Filajet for unpolished porcelain
    (b) Fila polished porcelain impregnator sealer

    If any of these are any good that would be great as I am not too far from Topps Tiles. I am not sure if my tiles are polished or not, how do I tell? They have a matt finish to them if that means anything.

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