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How can I remove a Haze on my Polished Porcelain Tile and What Caused it?
You might have a cementitious grout haze over the tile or a latex residual haze from the grout or thin-set adhesive. There are products for removing those types of conditions.
How to Remove Grout Haze from Unpolished Porcelain Tile?
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How do we remove the Optical Haze from our Polished Tile?
Optical Hazing is a distortion condition that is found on some polished ceramic tile surfaces. The distortion is invisible under normal lighting and only noticeable when illuminated by light coming in from the side at a low angle.