Can I use 511 sealer on porcelain tile?
1560155
I would think you could, but you should try it in an inconspicuous spot. You may not like the glossy appearance.
1560156
Porcelain is already finished. It shouldn't normally need sealing and certainly not enhancing...so no.
1560157
No, this product is for natural stone or other porous tile. Porcelain is already sealed and does not need additional sealing. The grout between the tiles WILL need to be sealed, though. For that use the straight 511 sealer, not the 511 seal and enhanc.e
618487
This kit will work on ceramic tiles for either bathrooms or kitchens. Anywhere there are ceramic tilesThank you
926094
I would think you could use it. I use mine on our porcelain tile all the time. Good luck!
1247787
I don't think so. Directions state for natural stone and grout. I don't think it would be needed on Porcelain tiles. Porcelain is very strong and non-porous, so it would sit on top of the porcelain.
1417830
Sorry. I can't say. I bought it specifically to seal granite, and it did a great job. Hope someone has an answer for you.
1871223
Yes, but it will also require some elbow grease. I made a mistake on allowing grout sealer to get onto my porcelain tile which left a greasy residue that wouldn't come off. I tested this product with a scrub pad and it removed the film. I had a large area to cover so I borrowed a buffing machine from a friend and finally got my floor back to normal after a lot of work. This product helps on removing silicone sealant, but would also recommend a buffing machine with scrubbing pad for large areas. Mix this product with water and spread onto floor and then use scrubbing machine. Hope this helps
1125305
I used it on porcelain tile and it worked perfectly. I had asked the same question before I bought the product.
2158966
I used 2 coats of 511 Impregnator Sealer & then lightly sanded it again & then applied 3 coats of AFM Safecoat Acrylacq Gloss. The Acrylacq is food safe & easy to use. I would highly recommend.
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Hi John - I'm a total novice and I purchased a 4" Wet/Dry granite polishing Pad set to remove some chips we had on a travertine floors. The Pads worked great. Very pleased there are some videos on you tube that were helpful in showing how to use pads. As far as the densifier and sealer I'm not sure what products you are talking about. We don not have any marble only travertine. Sorry if this was not helpful...
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It will,but if you want to use this over a rub-in natural sealer depend on the type of stone and the usage.. I did not see or notice much difference when used on a previously finished,older Saltillo tile (or "Mexican tile") in a laundry room,and I'll likely go to the stone-/tile-store when I need a sealer next. But,if a table-top is all you need sealed,I believe this may be a convenient choice. (Given type of stone/ use is according to label/manufacturer instructions..)
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i would think it would depend on the pressure of your pump and the hardness of the tile. I would find a couple samples of tile and try it. If the tile is relatively soft, and the nozzle is not moving, i am sure it would erode the tile and eventually break through. If your pressure 0 degree tip does not harm the tile, this probably would not either. I have used it on only with thin aluminum gutter down spout, smooth walled and convoluted plastic drain pipe with ill effects, so have no first hand experience on ceramic tile with my pump that is variable pressure up to 4,000 psi and 3.5 Gallons per minute. I will say, it works fantastic for clearing out plugged or partially clogged drains from my experience.
622611
I can't answer this because I didn't use it for that purpose. I can't look at the label because it isn't at my home. A tooth brush and an abrasive cleanser always worked for me for such jobs. Maybe I had really tough tiles.
975788
Hi, Chris. You will have to use a drill-bit especially for glass tiles. Ask ur Home Depot rep to give u a hand picking it out. We drilled into porcelain and it looks awesome.
305160
LastiSeal® Brick & Masonry Sealer would not be recommended for use on indoor travertine because it is normally polished smooth. However, outdoor travertine tends to have greater surface porosity and may accept the sealer without issue. Testing the product first would be recommended.
674836
I use it to drill porcelain plates. I'm not sure if it will work for the tile but I don't see why not. The drill bit it self is excellent!
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Google GROUT-cleaning, I read that bleach is not recommended and will actually turn it grout black and destroy its sealing ability.. I can't think of name of the cleaner - maybe what is in Tilex. BUt google it. YOu will enjoy the information.
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I've used this tile cutter for glass and ceramic tile. A porcelain tile project is next, and i have absolutely no concerns; I'm certain that it'll work just fine. This, in fact, is the tile cutter that the professional tile installer that put on the time installation seminar at our local Home Depot uses on all of his projects.