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There are two different ways to "seal" tile. You can seal the grout joints and you can seal the tile itself. Which you need to do just depends on the type of tile you have. There are different products for each job.
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www.hometime.com/Howto/projects/ctile/tile_13.htm
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For a new tile surface or re-grout, nearly all grout manufacturers advise that you wait at least 48 hours after grouting before aaplying sealers so the grout has time to finish setting. For maintanence of existing tilling, you should re .....
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Sarah, We'd like first to know what type of tile/stone you're talking about. I think it's important to seal, but depending on your product, you may need to seal only the grout. Easy, but follow the label. You'll get more help from others, reply with the type of covering you're dealing with.
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We do not recommend the use of floor waxes as they can be difficult to remove from ceramic tile floors. As long as your floor is properly sealed and maintained, you should find no need for these products. ... Grout Application...
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www.floorstransformed.com/tileclean.html
www.floorstransformed.com/tileclean.html
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How many coats of sealer did he apply after the tile was grouted? I seal the tile and grout with as many coats as need to seal the surface. I consider a floor sealed when the sealer repels itself. At least two good coats or more after grouting.
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･ 1 You will want to just try water first. Fill a bucket with temperate water and try using the scrub pad... ･ 2 If that does not work easy, this is what you need to do. Mix up a 50/50 solution of vinegar and water... ･ 3 If you have exce...
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To seal the grout, you should wait 48 hours after grouting. Find a high quality penetrating sealer at a hardware, home improvement store, or tile store. Read the label to determine the quantity that you will need.
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Thanks for the help. I bought two types of sealer. One that looks like a regular sealer you apply with a sponge. The other is in an aerosol can and says you can just walk over the grout and spray the sealer straight down onto the lines, and...
http://forum.doityourself.com/flooring-tile/373166-do-i...
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Hi Jason, Most porcelains are Impervious or Vitreous Tile. Impervious: (Tile that will absorb less than 0.5% of water by weight.) Vitreous: (Tile that will absorb more than 0.5% of water by weight, but less than 3.0%.) That being said, most...
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Flooring-Carpeting-1621/2009...
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