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LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!! in the
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Any advice on using this stuff.
Ive read not to use it if you have used a coloured grout because of the acid. Ive used mapei ultra grey. The tiles ... -
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LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
Any advice on using this stuff.
Ive read not to use it if you have used a coloured grout because of the acid. Ive used mapei ultra grey. The tiles are large tiles with rows of rectangular mosaics in them. They are stone effect with matt finish,.
There is a residue from grouting on the tile face like your normal surface dust all over them which will not come off. So as one of the other forum guys recommened this is the stuff which will work..
My concern is, if it causes problems with the coloured grout, then its not like I can just wash over the tiles with it, because there are grout lines everywhere..
ANy advice,
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Re: LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
I've used the Fila one with no problems but not the LTP though.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
hi
ive used ltp grout stain remover alot and its great although it can lighten coloured grout, try a bit if possible in a spot that will be behind the toilet or sink or somewhere that will not be seen. i normally dip an off cut of tile in a bit to see if it reacts with the tiles aswell,usually leave it a while then wipe off and see if theres any change.
hope that helps
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Re: LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
thanks........ Do you dilute it with water then just sponge it all over...?
@whitbeam, where do you get the fila stuff from? tile giant aswell? ta
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Re: LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
ahh I found it at topps tiles.
It says it does NOT damage grout. Is this reliable info???
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Re: LTP grout and cement removal on mosaics tiles with coloured grout.!!!
I've used it with different coloured grouts, never had a problem but used with Mapei ultracolour.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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