ANSWER – Sealers cannot be removed with acidic products and regular cleaners. You need to use a sealer stripper. You should contact the manufacturer of the sealer, if you know who made it, and ask what…
ANSWER – I’m not sure where you are starting on this project if the interior plywood is already installed, but I will give you some key steps and options.
ANSWER – Sorry to hear about your epoxy grout problem. It should have been finished by the installer in a manner so it was smooth and would not tend to pick up dirt and would…
ANSWER – I’m not sure if you are saying that your bone color grout is dirty and you can’t get it to clean or if your ceramic tile is dirty and you can’t get it clean. …
ANSWER – The more texture you have on a stone finish the more difficult it will be to clean and the more often you need to clean it. Sealers help because they act as bond-breakers and…
ANSWER – There are grout colorants that allow you to change the color of your grout to almost any grout color. They are epoxy based, and it is a tedious process.
ANSWER – I assume you have a glazed porcelain ceramic tile. It is true that tile surfaces with a texture or an undulating surface will tend to pick up or trap dirt in its crevices.…
ANSWER – The veneer stone is actually a cementitious product. Sometimes they come with a stain or finish that may or may not be compatible with certain sealers.
ANSWER – Tile can be adhered to exterior glue plywood if it is for an interior application that will not be near moisture. Other types of plywood, OSB, Particle Board, and etc. are considered too…
