Scratched Tile...........help

[Silver Birch]

Hi Guys
Looking for some advice please.
I laid 3 bathrooms a while back with sparkle quartz tiles, in the small cloakroom my helper(?) who was doing the plumbing for me managed to scratch the tiles putting the pedestal back under the sink when re fixing it.

Any sure fire solution without ripping tiles out, customer is a friend who is not that bothered but his OCD missis wants it sorted.

Cheers

 

[Glynn]

Sorry your work has got spoilt. There is a company in Stockport call "The Tilemaster", not the adhesive company. They are very helpful and most likely be able to advise on a way forward. 0800 059 9206. Good luck

 

[Lithofin BOB]

Could depend on depth of scratch, ats may well respond, I have never managed or would never take on grinding or repairing scratches in these type of aglomerate tiles as it is impossible to match the factory finish , will be dependant on the type and quality of the resin binder and the make up of the body ( marble chips or such). If its deep also dishing will be easily noticed ( reflective light) and more than likly rejected as the scratch is at the moment.

As above take advice from a local restorer and they can advise and possibly view .

 

[dynamictiling]

I had a similar scenario. Bastardin sparky. Thankful in the middle of the floor. I dug the two tiles out and replaced but as mentioned above I would personally go down the route of replacement. Instead of trying to refurb a delicate tile.

 

[mr.tile]

There is an eraser that removes smaller metal marks etc. Ask your local supplier. I use this alot. Might help, looks like this

 

[Silver Birch]

Thanks for the response guys let you know the results of my repairation efforts.............