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Hi,
How do you tell if polished porcelain has a coating that has to be removed?
I asked were i got my training and was told that he has never ... -
polished porcelain coating
Hi,
How do you tell if polished porcelain has a coating that has to be removed?
I asked were i got my training and was told that he has never removed it?
cheers
paul
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The tile would be dull, if in doubt clean anyway just to be sure or even ask the tile supplier.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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As Mark has said the tile will be shiny but not a high gloss.. so if in doubt always clean, LTP grimex is my choice for porcs.
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I agree!! Can't see why you'd put a coating / sealer etc. on Polished Porcelain though unless it was a non-slip but then why would you buy Polished Porcelain in the first place? Check with supplier....
I'd rather live 30 Years as a Lion than for 100 Years as a Donkey!!
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Originally Posted by
BWTiling
I agree!! Can't see why you'd put a coating / sealer etc. on Polished Porcelain though unless it was a non-slip but then why would you buy Polished Porcelain in the first place? Check with supplier....
Not sure what you mean..???
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Hi,
I thought you always seal porcelian?
Cheers
Paul
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Originally Posted by
Dave
As Mark has said the tile will be shiny but not a high gloss.. so if in doubt always clean, LTP grimex is my choice for porcs.
What do you use to clean it a sponge?
Cheers
Paul
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I use a white emulsifying pad to agitate but only after the initial dwell time..
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What do you mean initial dwell time..
when the addys set?
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Ye.. and then plenty water to clean up with .. yes a sponge etc then.
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Originally Posted by
shogun rua
What do you mean initial dwell time..
when the addys set?
The dwell time for the grimex cleaner.
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The customer has bought fila grout residue remover would that do?
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