Does this product work on exterior tiles? We have a tiled patio and tiled steps leading from the house to the pool.
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The Ceramic filler is suitable for exterior tile repairs. The filler is water resistant when sealed with Lacquer Brush Pen that comes in the kit. The filler after applied should sit for 24 hours before putting any outdoor furniture on top for full curing. Thank you
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Although my tile repair project was inside, I do not see who it wouldn't work.
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Hi Martha, I have not used this on outdoor products. I imagine the sun will cause the paint to crack over time.
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We haven't had the chance to try it outdoors yet since she just got it for Christmas, but it does work on tile floors. For my daughter, it's been great teaching her balance and stability on the tile floors because they are a little bumpy. Hope this helps!
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Yes, it absolutely does work on tile floors. We innstalled new tile floors last month and it did a super job getting up the fine dust after I had mopped it twice!Highly recommend.
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It is not slippery on my tile floors. Having said that I am not sure it would be appropriate for outdoor granite steps if they are subject to the weather. With all the pollution in the rain now it might cause wear on the polish. This might be a question for the manufacturer.
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It works very well on tile surfaces. I've had no issues after almost a year. Proper preparation of the surface before installing is critical.
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It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
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You can use it in your backyard but put something just in case...I use it on cement pool areas and tile with my daughters foam tiles in the button to make sure she had enough protection. This pool is lovely and the best part is the protection from the sun.
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I have never used it on pool tiles but I will relate my opinion which is based on using the product over the course of 20 years. It will be resistant to the pool chemicals and if you use chlorine it should not mildew which it can do after many years of exposure to UV. It is not so much the 5200 mildewing but tiny holes and cracks that collect dirt that mildew. I would guess it should stay clean for a long time. This said 5200 is not the product to use for pool tile repair. 5200 is a construal adhesive, this means it is normally stronger than the surfaces it is applied to. In short it is more a glue than a sealant but it is not made for tile adhesion. Use a product made for pool or bath tile either a mastic or thin set which can be purchased from a tile supplier. This thin set is made for holding tile to substrate in a wet environment. With either make sure you have clean and dry surfaces. Otherwise nothing will stick. Good luck
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I have porcelain tiles in my kitchen and REALLY didn't like how this product worked on same......far better results on the vinyl tile in my mud hall/laundry room. Hope this is of help.
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing. I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
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I used this 10 months ago on my outdoor tile that is open to the Florida Sun & Rain. My tile is still slip resistant.
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If you have white spots in the concrete there is probably water under the water coat. Maybe if the sun dries it out and the white spots go away you could try applying another coat. I would have tried DRYLOK Latex Water Proofer on your patio, I use this product on my concrete steps. I use Thompsons water seal on my Bricks I coated them twice. You do not want water inside your concrete when you coat, hopefully the sun will dry out your patio.
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Yes. You just don't want to use it on glazed tile. The steel helps get the sand and dirt out of the pool
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I have used it on pool tile and it works real good. You just need to order a lot of it.
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Sorry, I never tried it on the tile. I have been using a Eureka Enviro Steamer for the many years on the tile and highly recommend it.
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Interesting timing. We are using it to replace some pool tiles as we speak. We lowered the water to apply the tiles. After two days, the tiles are not set. Read instructions, after the fact, and learned it takes one to two weeks to dry--oh my! Am now wondering how it will hold once "cured" when we raise the water level. Have used this product on other above water applications and it is an amazing product!