By Michael Ross on Sep 5, 2008 in Porcelain, Sealing | 0 Comments
Here’s a question we received just the other day:
“Hi, I have shiny black porcelain tiles in the kitchen which we have put a tile sealer on. We have the same porcelain tiles in our toilet with no sealer on. When I clean the toilet tiles they shine after just a mop however when I mop […]
By Michael Ross on Apr 18, 2008 in Porcelain, Problem Solving, Sealing | 0 Comments
What is the best sealer to seal my porcelain floor tiles is one of the most frequently asked questions I hear. For those in a hurry, I’ll give you my suggestion right away - Ultra Solv. For those with time (and the desire) to find out why, read on.The answer can depend on the finish […]
By Michael Ross on Apr 8, 2008 in Sealing, Slate | 0 Comments
Slate is a natural stone becoming increasingly popular. So, what is it exactly? Well, in geological terms it is fine-grained, foliated, homogeneous, metamorphic rock. How is it derived? Well, in short from original shale type sedimentary rocks made up of volcanic ash or clay through low grade regional metamorphism. Most people know it as grey […]
By Michael Ross on Mar 24, 2008 in Cleaning, FAQ's, Problem Solving, Sealing, Tiles | 0 Comments
Glazed tiles are by nature ones that have already been effectively sealed with a very thin layer of glass. Now the dullness may be a result of wear and tear and may tell you that the tiles are nearing the end of their useful life. However, in most cases the dullness indicates there is a […]