would this product work on ceramic tiles ?
1891038
I have ceramic tile and this product works very well. Even my heaviest furniture is kept in place. My 84"sofa, a very heavy, kiln dried hardwood frame with steel springs and 6 cushions (the movers groaned moving this), is stable with 200+lb. folks sitting down and rising from the sofa. One pad wore through after about a year, but that's still a good buy for me.
2256485
No, This product is mainly for wood flooring. Tile must be glued directly to a rigid surface. I would use Hardibacker with a thin layer of thinset mortar (or adhesive) on top of the wood subfloor. Then mortar the tiles to the Hardibacker.
572825
I don't know the surface it will need to adhere to. It will not stick to ceramic tile.
814264
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
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!
955052
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.
155114
I don't have any laminate so you would have to read mfg instructions. I use on ceramic tile and it works great.
2243339
It was mentioned on the label, " Ideal for ceramic tile, porcelain, chrome, stainless steel and glass." The answer is "yes".
622610
did not use on tiles,u can try on a small piece,but works good on metal with sticky material on it
2272090
Works perfect on ceramic tile. I use it on tile all the time. No issues at all.
1662442
Maybe. It works best for flat surfaces but if you get the biggest size and cut it to cover the biggest surface area for your ceramic tile, unless your ceramic tile weighs 10 lbs, of course ha ha. Just adhere to the weight limit, and you should be fine. I would recommend following the instructions carefully without skipping any steps. I thought this would be quick and easy but it is an overnight type project.
1816322
I honestly don't know. Probably works for stick-on tiles but I wouldn't trust its long-term use on pipes or radiators the same as silicon.
2159964
I would think so if you used it on low setting. It says for tile, vinyl, wood, but since all I have is tile and carpet, I haven't tried it. It certainly does clean tile well!!
1567625
I haven't tried that, but I doubt it, since this scores ceramic tiles... It doesn't really cut through them.Vinyl tiles you be better off using a sharp Stanley knife
1119359
This works on a number of slick surfaces I have tried, so I think if it works on porcelain/ceramic then it will work on silver which is similarly slick (and silver plates/trays tend to actually be lighter than ceramic). I have used this on a variety of surfaces and been very pleased.
1247786
Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
1932728
I'm not 100% sure. When I moved out of my previous apartment where I put one of these on the ceramic tile, it came off pretty easily. It left a little adhesive that I used soft scrub to get off. The one I have now, I haven't tried to take it down, so I can't speak to how THIS model will affect ceramic tile. I would say remove it carefully and patiently and then use either Soft Scrub for the remnants or an adhesive remove called Goo Gone.