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Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?This says not to use on limestone on the product description, should I still use it?
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Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?This says not to use on limestone on the product description, should I still use it?
Sorry I do and I’m tying to add themagain have you got photos they do help
Try registering. . . . .Sorry I do and I’m tying to add them
But don’t have any of the media types accepted on this site. I’ll try to add ASAP
Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?
Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?
No the one he looked atWrong one, it's the cement, grout and salt residue remover I posted..
Ok I see it now. Thanks for your helpWrong one, it's the cement, grout and salt residue remover I posted..
Ok I see it now. Thanks for your help
Do you know if the product actually worked to remove the dark patches for the tiles on the window sill as the screen shot only mentions he found the productWrong one, it's the cement, grout and salt residue remover I posted..
Sorry I don't actually know, I just passed the products name onto my customer and haven't heard from her since..Ok I see it now. Thanks for your help
Do you know if the product actually worked to remove the dark patches for the tiles on the window sill as the screen shot only mentions he found the product
I’ve added a pic, what do you think?have u pictures and what was used to seal tiles.
also pva primer concernes me
Hi the product that was referred to earlier in the post is called LTP cement grout and salt residue remover which is an acid replacement unlike LTP grout stain remover whic is an acid and cannot be used on acid sensitive stone, where as the cement grout and salt residue remover can as long as it's not polished stone.
looked at photos and looked at joints i may be wrong but looks like they have been spot dabed with my guess a slow setting addy so moisture is leaching through the tiles try taking one up to prove me wrongI’ve added a pic, what do you think?
They are all covered fully, the adhesive was the one tops tiles sold me with the tileslooked at photos and looked at joints i may be wrong but looks like they have been spot dabed with my guess a slow setting addy so moisture is leaching through the tiles try taking one up to prove me wrong
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