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whitening and then sealing tile?
If I use this product to whiten my tile grout:
http://www.doityourself.com/invt/6515639#Specifications Do I then have to seal it as well? |
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whitening and then sealing tile?
Ham Sulu wrote: If I use this product to whiten my tile grout: http://www.doityourself.com/invt/6515639#Specifications Do I then have to seal it as well? This is a waterproof product so once it is dry you should be able to wipe it clean without a problem. I have not used this one but have used similar and it looked like I had just retiled. Stu http://www.cateringappliancesltd.co.uk |
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whitening and then sealing tile?
Stu wrote:
Ham Sulu wrote: If I use this product to whiten my tile grout: http://www.doityourself.com/invt/6515639#Specifications Do I then have to seal it as well? This is a waterproof product so once it is dry you should be able to wipe it clean without a problem. I have not used this one but have used similar and it looked like I had just retiled. Silly follow-up question: would it help to seal it or is there no point and the seal won't take on top of a waterproof product? It beginning to sound like I'm going to return my tile sealer. Thanks! |
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