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Discuss rondine slate tiles in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; hi guys, i use rondine slate tiles a lot from topps tiles. after grouting they all seem to get a slight residue on them that i cannot get off. i ...
          
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    hi guys,

    i use rondine slate tiles a lot from topps tiles. after grouting they all seem to get a slight residue on them that i cannot get off. i don`t think they are porus.

    any ideas?

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    Hi do you seal the slate before or after fixing , and what type of grout are you using and joint size thanks

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    bal grout, when i say slate tiles, they are lookalike slate and 3mm grout

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    riven porcelain these need to be washed off well, i would give these at least 3/4 passes over with the washboy.one of the site sponcers will have a suitable grout residue cleaner that will sort it out.
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