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Hi,
My friend has an old Victorian house with original quarry tiles in his kitchen. The tiles are about half an inch thick and he asked me if there was an easy way to remove stains (mainly fat I think), then re-seal them. He has tried some chemicals but without success. I thought some "wet and dry" to remove the top layer might work! Does anyone have other ideas, such as a machine like a floor sander fitted with a special belt perhaps? It does seem a shame to lay vinyl over it though! Thanks |
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