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hi all , anyone got any advice on removing the wax of cheap polished porcleian..?... -
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hi all , anyone got any advice on removing the wax of cheap polished porcleian..?
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Lithofin do a product called Abra clean....
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i usually grout the tiles and then dust them down with a dry cloth when they dry , works fine for me.
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J2 tiler
i usually grout the tiles and then dust them down with a dry cloth when they dry , works fine for me.
To get wax off cheap polished porcleian????
Last edited by David - Tradetiler; 28-09-2009 at 08:22 PM.
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I have never been able to 'dust' the wax off with a cloth. you still get marks left behind
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when it has been grouted and the grout dust dried in to it orwhatever happens , when ya dust it it's all spotless. Thats the truth . Wax ain't only on cheap porlicean i done £50 square yard porlicean today and was full of wax or oil whatever ya like to call it.
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Are you talking polished porcelain
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Go onto www.tradetiler.com and get some Heavy Duty Cleaner.
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Shhh dont tell everybody 
Much easier than trying to buff it off with the so called wax and grease remover that they peddle at the tile shop .
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Originally Posted by
J2 tiler
when it has been grouted and the grout dust dried in to it orwhatever happens , when ya dust it it's all spotless. Thats the truth . Wax ain't only on cheap porlicean i done £50 square yard porlicean today and was full of wax or oil whatever ya like to call it.
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id say j2 tiler and heavytrevy are very lucky first time i got caught with wax was a nightmare be warned there are waxes and then there are waxes
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Originally Posted by
darragh
hi all , anyone got any advice on removing the wax of cheap polished porcleian..?
I had the same problem last week with some tiles from B+Q. I used a acid cleaner from aquamix. you can buy it on line, next day delivery. its good stuff.
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