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What do I use to Clean and Seal my Slate Tiles?
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Why does my tile floor produce black water when we clean it?
The black stain in the water has to be coming from somewhere and caused by something. The question is where and what?
How can I clean off the Rejuvenate Floor Restorer coating that made my tile look Cloudy?
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How do I remove a white dull stain on commercial kitchen floor tile?
To determine how to remove a stain, you first need to know and understand what type of tile you have.
How do I get the shine back on a glazed floor tile?
If it is a true glazed ceramic tile then the surface is a fired on glass-like material.
Can Lappato Porcelain Tiles be Sealed?
Can Lappato Porcelain Tiles be Sealed?
How can I make my Ceramic Tile Glossy?
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Why do my pre-sealed Saltillo Tiles have a milky discoloration?
Normally when your sealed Saltillo tiles have a whitish or cloudy appearance, it means that moisture is trapped under the sealer.
Why does my new Marble vanity top have smudges?
Marble is made of a calcium carbonate material which tends to be more susceptible to staining.
Do I need to Seal my Porcelain Tile and Grout?
First of all you don’t really need to seal your grout. I assume it is a cementitious grout, which is porous. Put generally speaking you don’t have to seal it. It will get darker over time whether you seal it or not, but it will be easier to clean and will less likely stain if you do seal it.