black porcelain - before (left) and after cleaning the 'misting'.
Grinding the surface of limestone takes patience, but produces excellent results. The tiles on the right have bitumen, latex and years of kitchen grime. The tiles on the left had the same, but after grinding and diamond polishing. No sealant had been applied. 67 on the Gloss-scale.
Early Victorian tiles that are in a church. Impregnating sealant that was buffed to a low shine. No Gulvpolish or surface sealant used, as it would have peeled off after 6 months due to damp.
Black porcelain that had 'misted' from the wax not being removed before finishing. We cleaned it all off, sealed and polished it.
black porcelain - before (left) and after cleaning the 'misting'.
After - Edwardian tiles
Before - Edwardian tiles
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