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mclaughlanl

Hi,

I wonder if there is anything on the market which can take out scrathes on polished porcelain tiles. We are in the process of laying these tiles in the kitchen and I think grit and shoes are the culprit for some scrathes on the tiles. They are highly polished and when the sun shines on them you can see the scrathces.
 

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