Victorian porcelian tiles to be sealed/enhanced - TilersForums.com

[Lcfclcfc]

Can colour enhancer be used on victorian porcelian tiles? and which is a good one to use?

 

[Lcfclcfc]

anyone??

 

[WetSaw]

Any pictures of the floor? If they're Victorian they're unlikely to be porcelain.

 

[Lithofin BOB]

As above, are they a Victorian unglazed dust pressed ceramic, or a porcelain , if porcelain ,porosity around 0.05 an impregnating colour enhancer will not penetrate this and will sit only in the surface pores this could then traffic or go patchy with maintenance fairly quickly , not recommended
Pics would be good

 

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[Spacey]

Victorian style design tiles are now available from Amtico and shortly also Karndean No treatment required
Game changer !

 

[Blunt Tool]

Victorian style design tiles are now available from Amtico and shortly also Karndean No treatment required
Game changer !

Haven't seen Roman Lino

 

[Spacey]

Haven't seen Roman Lino

Been doing these patterns for years
This will save me cutting it down my self

(Lino is completely different Is made of wood pulp and rapesead oil)

 

[Blunt Tool]

Been doing these patterns for years
This will save me cutting it down my self

(Lino is completely different Is made of wood pulp and rapesead oil)

So is Amtico from the Old Amtico tree and Karndean from the Old Karndean quarry or are they both crude oil based products? So you basically are offering to install a by product of crude oil ​

 

[Spacey]

So is Amtico from the Old Amtico tree and Karndean from the Old Karndean quarry or are they both crude oil based products? So you basically are offering to install a by product of crude oil ​

There vinly not Lino

 

[Spacey]

Crude oil ?

 

[Blunt Tool]

Crude oil ?

Plastic ain't it

 

[Spacey]

Plastic ain't it

What is

 

[Blunt Tool]

What is

Amtico, Karndean

 

[Spacey]

Amtico, Karndean

Basically yeah