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Patchwork effect? walls and floors seem to call it.

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Apparently, if laid in a traditional way, u have one design two tiles wide and laid in a carpet run, then u choose another tile and so on.
That's what the fixing instructions said.
They have their own sealer which was very similar to the one we used to make years ago.
Mixture of linseed oil and white spirit I think, can't quite remember.
Anyway, I used Stain Stop, (after speaking with Lithofin) that home made stuff can be a nightmare for showing up every little mark in the tiles, fingerprints, sock prints and anything else!
 
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Nothing wrong with your post, basically TJ said the same especially fingerprints.

Yeah, I remembered from years ago when we used that kind of seal on the handmade Mexican floor tiles.
We had to clean them meticulously with scotch pads before sealing otherwise it was wrecked.
So as soon as I smelt the seal I knew what it was, completely unmistakeable!
So I swerved that one! :D
 
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Why's that Ray..1 in 300?? Why small area's?? Are you talking about originals or repo??
well i get new tiles in all the time to test the market i will take these to the shows we do trade
and public and i will put them in my showroom to see what people pic there the ones i buy.
with these tiles i have not had the many takers 1 in 300 and then only small areas this sort of tile is like marmight i like to sell to 9 out of ten not 1in 300 heres a pic any way
 

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