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black polished floor 009.jpg black polished floor 016.jpg black polished floor 020.jpg hiya ..... after reading many different posts about b&q black polished 600x600 floor tiles , and what b&q ... -
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
Looks fine mate, I trust the units will cover those wide cuts ?
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
..... lol . . the kitchen will hide most of the floor in that area....... its a shame....
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
Looks good. Are these the ones with tranist wax on them? Is that the note you mentioned? Are they presealed?
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
yes they have a wax on them....... it was fine coming off, just used a wax remover from tops, .
they were ez to cut,, just used a 750w wet cuter.....
..... no probs .....
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
I just did a floor in them but cream..
What sealer did you use.. QEP one..?
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
yes dave ... it was Qep......... fixed them first,,then sealed......
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
you should get a sigma cutter, i did one last year and was able to snap them on that instead of having to wet cut every tile.
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Re: b&q black polished porcelain.!!!!
iv got a rubi speed 62 to dry cut them.....it done about 7 packs then got hard work...... nice tile to work with i thort....
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