Grout sealer

[Mouldy]

Anyone bother using this on wet floors?

 

[kilty55]

hi mouldy,i have used the aerosol version a couple of times,honest opinion it doesnt work

 

[Mouldy]

Got a bottle, so not aerosol. Thought it might be a good idea to stop body fats :yikes: building up on the floor, (porcelain mosaic).

Thought I'd ask the question before usig it though as there would be a fair amount of work in applying it!

 

[kilty55]

let us know if you do use it mate and how you get on,a few on here say the non aerosols are good,only ones ive used are aerosols though and i ddint rate them at all

 

[david campbell]

the ltp one is quite good jamie

 

[Perry]

i have had good results with Lithofin had it on light grout in a high street shop went back 6 months later and wiped it with a spounge came up like new there is a trick to applying it

 

[Rich]

Same as above, I have had good results with the lithofin, does take a bit of time to apply but seems to do what it says on the tin.

 

[Perry]

Same as above, I have had good results with the lithofin, does take a bit of time to apply but seems to do what it says on the tin.

just put tape around a 1" brush it works a treat so the bristles don't spread

 

[Mouldy]

Ok guys, Ill give it a go. Ive got N&C's own brand but to be honest, (being the cynic that I am!!), I'll wager most come from the same factory. Can;worms;open are the words that spring to mind!!!

 

[lucius]

Lithofin is good stuff just go easy when using it, a little at a time its kept my white grout next to my hob white for four years so i know it works.

 

[tfs]

on ceramics you can use Mattstone by LTP.

Ofcourse when using polished porc or stone you can just use whatever sealer your using on the tile.

 

[Mouldy]

Floor is porc mosaic which is not polished.

 

[tfs]

mattstone would be fine mate