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Hi there, i am looking for advice on laying these tiles, i have used the black ones before, even after sealing them you can still see marks on the glaze ... -
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B and Q beige polished porcelain tiles 600 by 600
Hi there, i am looking for advice on laying these tiles, i have used the black ones before, even after sealing them you can still see marks on the glaze of the tile, is there any special method for fixin the biege ones. Dont want to turn away the work but dont know if i need the hassle of these tiles.
cheers chris
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Re: B and Q beige polished porcelain tiles 600 by 600
Do they have the trasit wax on
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: B and Q beige polished porcelain tiles 600 by 600
Chris, If you have tiled the black ones then you would have noticed a piece of paper in the box of tiles. The paper is the same size as the tile (600x600). It states that the transit wax should be removed prior to tiling. Do a search on this forum and you will find plenty of info regarding this procedure and what to use. Cheers Sean
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Re: B and Q beige polished porcelain tiles 600 by 600
Sean the last time i used they tiles was about 4 years ago and they never supplied you with info for
removing wax from them, cheers anyway.
chris
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600 by 600 b and q porcelain tiles
Anyone know the easiest and best way to get the transit wax from these tiles, and to give the best shine.
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Re: 600 by 600 b and q porcelain tiles
Did you need to start a new thread the next day to continue your questions on the same subject ?
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Re: 600 by 600 b and q porcelain tiles
New to the website Alan, still not sure how the whole thing works, obviously you dont have any advice then if your picking up on that?
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