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I recently laid underfloor heating in my conservatory. Have tiled it with black 13" square tiles and used grey/light grey grout. All went well and looks good. But it looks ... -
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Wax? Oil? Tiles?
I recently laid underfloor heating in my conservatory. Have tiled it with black 13" square tiles and used grey/light grey grout. All went well and looks good. But it looks a lot better when I wash the floor and gives it a shine.
Is there some treatment I can use to make them look like this all the time?
A bloke at work said about an oil but I should have used it before grouting?
Thanks in advance for some help.
Regards
WTS
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Re: Wax? Oil? Tiles?
hi wts,if it is a stone tile then you could have used certain sealers
i am assuming its porcelin or cermaics you have laid however
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Originally Posted by
WTS
I recently laid underfloor heating in my conservatory. Have tiled it with black 13" square tiles and used grey/light grey grout. All went well and looks good. But it looks a lot better when I wash the floor and gives it a shine.
Is there some treatment I can use to make them look like this all the time?
A bloke at work said about an oil but I should have used it before grouting?
Thanks in advance for some help.
Regards
WTS
LTP Glaze Protector
A low maintenance satin finish self shine sealer for glazed ceramic, unpolished porcelain and vitrified quarry tiles. Protects and embellishes all types of tiles, excellent for use on low absorbent quarry tiles including new Victorian style flooring. Highly resistant to wear and stains. Slip resistant. Maintain with LTP Floorshine.
Tips: For interior use only.
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Re: Wax? Oil? Tiles?
dave will floorshine keep them looking wt et or does it leave an enhanced sheen so to speak..never used it looks good
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Thanks for your help so far! They are Ceramic so can you point me in the right direcdtion please?
Many thanks.
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Re: Wax? Oil? Tiles?

Originally Posted by
kilty55
dave will floorshine keep them looking wt et or does it leave an enhanced sheen so to speak..never used it looks good
Sorry pasted wrong one.. it is glaze protector,, this gives the wet look.
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Originally Posted by
WTS
Thanks for your help so far! They are Ceramic so can you point me in the right direcdtion please?
Many thanks.
Tile giant will supply this or buy direct from LTP online. LTP Sealer's
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Thank you all very much.
Regards
Sean
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