drytreat stain-proof

[DHTiling]

Have i suggested you are a trader..?

I asked what tests and what stone..?.. i am interested in your project..

I suggest you take a chill session..

As for the stone comp.. yes some do say they quarry and they actually don't.. all simple questions but your defensive side makes me now question your motives.

When this wasn't the fact before.

 

[dgman]

dave,can you confirm that you have viewed my private messages?

 

[Scott]

Dgman, Dave asks lots of questions about projects to he can gain as much information on the various subjects so everyone can benefit from the information.

Therefore he wasnt doubting your supplier, merely advising that not all suppliers quarry their own stone even though some may insinuate that they do.

 

[Cerbera450]

I have used the drytreat products not all of them. They seem to be very good, i tested it against ltp product on the same piece of tile applying it on each half being careful not to go over the edges and it looks like the dry treat is absorbed further into the stone. Also after just only one coat if you put water on it, it is as if the water is being forced apart and you get lots of little droplets(like when you bang the bubble in your level) and they seem to roll arounfd on the tile.
Good stuff in my oppinion but it is potent need to open all windows and doors!

You also tested it becuase thats what i had on my van cheeky chops!!:lol:

I have used both the stain stop and the meta creme, both are very good products. I have also used the Tikko impregnator which i superbe. Dry treat and Tikko products are easily the best on the market.

 

[harj]

I would avoid tikko products I have tried the tikko ultimatesealer impregnator on granite. Absolutely no good. AVOID.