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chrislew

Acetone (nail varnish remover) will clean quartz tiles as long as there has been no topical enhancer applied at the factory.

Test on an off cut first of course and if you find any of the actual quartz colour comes out then don't use it on the fitted floor.

You've probably got a residue remaining.
Thanks very much
 

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