Scratches in Sealer

[rich hand]

Is is possible to remove scratches within sealer using carborundum paper?

 

[DHTiling]

what sealer is it..?

 

[enduro]

Strip the sealer off and reseal

 

[Terry Cottar]

I agree with Enduro! Don't make a mountain out of a molehill

tel

 

[rich hand]

The sealer is a water based Delta Research product.

Its on a large kitchen floor in a rented property and although the customer is very fussy she may not go the whole of stripping the floor due to cost. Not sure what to estimate for stripping but on 25m I am thinking it has to be atleast £300. Blending in the scratches could be a fraction of the cost and although not perfect still acceptable for renting.

 

[jay]

hi whats the sealer on :8:

 

[Terry Cottar]

The sealer is a water based Delta Research product.

Its on a large kitchen floor in a rented property and although the customer is very fussy she may not go the whole of stripping the floor due to cost. Not sure what to estimate for stripping but on 25m I am thinking it has to be atleast £300. Blending in the scratches could be a fraction of the cost and although not perfect still acceptable for renting.

Just strip and reseal the tiles that are scratched then

tel

 

[wetdec]

Ask your sealer supplier for some Turgon, do one at a time let them dry fully then reseal m8.............

 

[rich hand]

Jay, the sealer is on slate

Wetdec, is Turgon a sealer stripper? How does it compare to aqua mix?

 

[DHTiling]

Are you sure it is the sealer scratched and not the slate..?

 

[wetdec]

Jay, the sealer is on slate

Wetdec, is Turgon a sealer stripper? How does it compare to aqua mix?

Its the best there is imo. You will get it off delta............

 

[rich hand]

Are you sure it is the sealer scratched and not the slate..?

Now you mention it, no. I would need to do a better test than I did. The customer did not let on before hand what would be needed, I was mainly turning up to look at carpets.

 

[DHTiling]

If it was a topical sealer then it could scratch..but i would be more inclined to think it is the slate...