Method of applying sealers ?

[D&GTilers]

We generally use rollers and a cloth to clean off any excess, may try the paint pad next time.

 

[Alan.P]

Depends on job / space / tile, have used sponges, block brushes, rollers ( don't like them ) and cloths, I prefer a sponge but will give the pads a try next time.

 

[Aspect Tiling]

Paint pads for me after reading about them on here. Easy application with little excess. 2 cloths, one for excess and the other for final polish.

 

[widler]

paint pads,doh.
i use sponges,but paint pads,doh,why dident i think of that

 

[swanman]

Yes i use a paint pad much easier

 

[MTiler]

Can depend on the instructions, but I often use a brush and a cloth to get rid of any excess. Do like the idea of a paint pad though. will have to give that a go.

 

[Perry]

i would think every job could be different with a different sealer different tile :8:

 

[Muse2k8]

One of those sponge mops lol although it does depend on the tile...

 

[Colour Republic]

Why has this thread risen to the top with no new posts???


it says muse replied 2 hours ago but looking at the date I think it was a little longer than that!

 

[Gazzer]

someone used the Poll.

 

[Colour Republic]

Could be???
Although as I say before I posted it said muse posted 2 hours ago on the home screen but when you go in he clearly hasn't posted in over a year in this thread. In fact muse hasn't even looted on to the forum this year.

odd but hey who really cares :lol:

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Logged not looted!

damn iphone

 

[Dan s]

I use a paint pad good thing is they're like a sponge but can go on a decorators pole

 

[simon1]

Brush for me on stone and wipe up excess with a clean cloth

Sponge on Porcelain

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Brush for me on stone and wipe up excess with a clean cloth

Sponge on Porcelain

 

[Protilers]

I will always try and use a 3" brush......no matter the meterage!!!......but I am also a fan of the garden sprayer!....depending on the situation!

 

[thompsonbrown]

use both, sponge or pad