Simple question....
What do you use to seal real stone wall tiles? The box mentions sealin but gives no idea with what
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What do you use to seal tiles?
Jan 26, 2006
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Take a look at They have a whole range of products which one selects based on stone type and desired finish. Their stuff does not appear cheap at first sight but is of high quality and goes a long way. The specialist tile places (typically not the warehouses) stock it.
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They have a whole range of products which one selects based on stone type and desired finish.
Their stuff does not appear cheap at first sight but is of high quality and goes a long way.
The specialist tile places (typically not the warehouses) stock it.
Lithofin MN StainStop. If you want a wet look on a non-polished stone, apply Lithofin MN Colour Intensifier first.
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Christian.
I went to toppstiles and asked the assistant. Went home with a bottle of HG pre-sealer stuff that removed the scratches and scuffs and a bottle of sealent.
This was for slate mind.
cost about 7 quid each or so IIRC.
Not strictly the same, but on unsealed/unglazed terracotta floor tiles, I used plain old Thompsons water seal first (3 coats) followed by 2 coats of Plasplugs shine and seal :
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tested for colour change on a spare tile, (which did darken slightly) but i'm happy with the result.
I re-treat the floor every 3 months or so (after a good clean) with the plasplugs polish.
Cheers
Paul.
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