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Slate tiles have a white haze and now easily marked by water etc
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[QUOTE="Lithofin BOB, post: 863689, member: 9766"] When you sealed the floor , did it give a shiney finish with the impregnator . If so , moisture may be whitening / clouding an excess. The finish should be Matt . You could test re -activation of the product In a discreet area test one tile Add more of the colour enhancer generously , clean over with a white pad ( these you can get from any tile shop) Keep wet for 6-8 min scrub with the white pad every min After this take an old white towel and buff that tile fully dry, fully dry!!! If this removes the sheen and the white, you could work through in small controlled sections 3-4 stones If not ,come back to us here. Slate seal will give a very high gloss wet look finish( if you want that finish) , you would need to strip the floor. Dry it for 7-9 days and then re seal [/QUOTE]
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