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UK Micro-cracks in new Self Leveling Compound
I would say you’re fine but check quickly with mapei tech . I have seen some thin depth levellers crack but are still fully bonded.- Words: 25
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- Post #6
- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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UK Micro-cracks in new Self Leveling Compound
What’s it maximum depth.- Words: 5
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- Post #4
- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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UK Micro-cracks in new Self Leveling Compound
Hi. 1: was it a warm day ? As in sunny. 2: is it levelled up tight to skirtings ? 3: you mentioned a dusty finish, you deffo didn’t add too much water.- Words: 32
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- Post #2
- Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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Natural Stone Limestone floor restoration
I would hire a buffer tbh mate.- Words: 7
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- Post #7
- Forum: Tile Cleaning and Restoration Forum
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Natural Stone Limestone floor restoration
I use a red pad. But white work as well. Doesn’t take much to agitate and lift the much and grimex cleans grout as well. If it’s just a small floor just clean by hand. With scotch pads.- Words: 40
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- Post #5
- Forum: Tile Cleaning and Restoration Forum
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Natural Stone Limestone floor restoration
Hi Ali. My go to cleaner is Ltp Grimex and is pretty good on limestone when it heavily pitted like that. Ltp do another cleaner as well but not as strong as grimex. I tend to use my buffing machine work mixture in and then rinse/neutralise and clean up with a wet vac.- Words: 54
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- Post #3
- Forum: Tile Cleaning and Restoration Forum
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