Polishing cloths

[Ian]

Just wondered what everyone used for the final buff after grouting. Do you use a specific type of cloth or just an old t-shirt? I've been using microfibre cloths recently and find them to be very effective, also lint free car polishing cloths do a top job.

 

[Andy Allen]

Tesco dusters......75p for 6....:lol:

 

[Gazzer]

Microfibre for me, last ages and cant be beaten.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

i used to use old clothes , but with my wash-boy and three washes don't bother now !.........

 

[Diggy]

Cotton cloth ( old T shirts etc ) but I have a towel which er indoors gave me, which i've cut into 4 bits which is the best bit of polisher I've had for ages , just keep it washed and it's perfect.

Diggy

 

[Ian]

Tesco dusters......75p for 6....:lol:

I have used dusters before but, they can leave yellow residue, not a good look on white grout lol!

 

[widler]

Wife's tea towels

 

[Andy Allen]

I have used dusters before but, they can leave yellow residue, not a good look on white grout lol!

yeh, got to be carefull, let the grout go off well and dont rub to hard...lol

 

[Brian the Tile]

my tea towels

 

[CJ]

Old towels or T shirts.

Tried my old pants........but they kept leaving skid marks. :lol:

 

[bugs183]

Thats why i insist on using brown grout!

 

[DHTiling]

Blue paper rolls.. 160mtr length and in a pack of 6 at a time.. used for buffing sealers as well .

 

[johnryan]

same as dave uses, the blue tissue on big rolls, though i use kitchen roll sometimes too. i find it collects the residue in the tissue and makes less dust.

 

[John Benton]

Towels for me

 

[merit]

blue roll or if ive ran out kitchen roll good after a coula washes