Terracotta sealer

[Stonebro2]

Hmm yes sometime then - Harrogate shop

 

[Stonebro2]

Just trying to remember chap who ran it?

 

[jonnyc]

i wasnt connected to harrogate , only kings road ,london.
good old days.
did some really tasty jobs with them or rather all the crazy ones were theirs and good money

 

[Perry]

stone you are only a beginner then you havent laid very many

 

[Perry]

did one of you two do Ozzy osbournes floor in in chalfont ? just around the corner from where you are woking now Jonny

 

[jonnyc]

did one of you two do Ozzy osbournes floor in in chalfont ? just around the corner from where you are woking now Jonny

I didn't but I Think I remember him being one of paris ceramics clients and buying parefeuille terra/cotta. They used to get so many of that type of client.dont know how they managed to throwaway such a good business,,,

 

[Perry]

he had his kitchen floor done in reclaimed terracotta when i was doing the rest of the house looked like paris work dont no why i didn't do it done the rest of the floors and bathrooms inc thassos and belgium black hallway

 

[Susie's]

Hi, I am installing tiles which look exactly like the tile pjc posted with the egg. I can see the sealer works, but can't find any mention of WHAT the sealer is. Is it linseed oil? I'm in the USA and have those tiles and thinking of waxing them with briwax. Does this sound feasible? So glad I found this forum, you all seem so knowledgable about this type terracotta which is not generally found in USA.
im going for the dark, matte, leather look. We have laid a section of floor which I am practicing on, but the exact look has not shown up yet. Also, I don't want the gray grout look, want it to blend in, and have practiced so far with unsanded mocha color. Any insight or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,

sue USA