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Just a quick note, and apologies if it's been done, but that spray Seal Guard is ace, although expensive, really amazed by the results. Happy to discuss either on here, or privately 
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do you just spray the grout lines with it or do you just coat the whole wall. will it wipe off the tiles ok? | | |
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i am under the impression that you spray it on then buff polish it off tiles. | | |
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normal sealer do you brush on or is there another way? (non sprayable) | | |
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I Normally Put Normal Sealer Onto A Lint Cloth And Wipe It Over The Tiles,never Had A Problem With This Method M8. | | |
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Originally Posted by brian c  I Normally Put Normal Sealer Onto A Lint Cloth And Wipe It Over The Tiles,never Had A Problem With This Method M8. | i'll try it out next time  | | |
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folks, just spray it on. It says leave for 24 hours, and i had the shower on this morning, (sprayed across travertine mosaic border and high glaze tiles on Friday) and the water runs off like as if sprayed on oil. No need to buff up, i'd done this before hand, and the colour it bought out of the stone border was ace. Nice and simple spray from about 15-20 cms away. Doddle, even for a Wolves fan!  ! | | |
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Originally Posted by decca folks, just spray it on. It says leave for 24 hours, and i had the shower on this morning, (sprayed across travertine mosaic border and high glaze tiles on Friday) and the water runs off like as if sprayed on oil. No need to buff up, i'd done this before hand, and the colour it bought out of the stone border was ace. Nice and simple spray from about 15-20 cms away. Doddle, even for a Wolves fan! ! | Clays was talking about normal tile sealant and not the SEALGUARD m8 sorry for the confusion.
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