has anyone used this on bathroom ceramic tile? I have vintage tile someone painted over and so far citri-strip and jasco has not worked.
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It should. I found citri-strip useless, too. It removed off wood and metal very well. In most places the oaint waa multiple coats and had been on 40 years or more.
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For me I use plain cold water ,once a wk throw a little mop n glow in the water. Works ok for me. Then every 6 months I reuse the Quick Shine. My tiles are over 30 yrs.' old.Cerrito tile made in Mexico.
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Minimum width...well, I've trimmed some pretty narrow strips off of 4" ceramic tile. I've trimmed some to 3 1/2" wide (1/2" of waste). When I get that close I've used nippers to break off the waste end because I can't really get a "bite" on a strip that narrow. A 1 1/2" strip, though, piece of cake! By the way, be sure to get a stone to finish your cut ends and to 'break' the edges. Cut tiles can be sharp!
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It was brilliant re cleaning blackened grout. Don't know about yellowed, but think it's worth a try. Recommend using a sealer after using the cleaner.
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I've only used this brand, but if you follow the directions it performs outstandingly well. I painted my bathroom tile walls about two years ago and it still looks like the day I did it, excellent product!
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I've not tried it on laminate not ceramic tile. The instructions on the bottle indicate OK for laminate, wood, furniture legs, etc. (Not sure why a product like this would be needed to clean ceramic/laminate since they tend not to be porus/fiberous surfaces that would absorb wet/odor ... just use cheaper cleaners like soap 'n water, vinegar, etc; save Get Serious for the surfaces that are more delicate yet need a good cleaning). I even use for non-pet accidents ... works great on wine spills!
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Does it streak or not completely remove dirt? I use it with the Bona tile, stone linoleum cleaner on my ceramic and linoleum tile and it works fine. You do need to use different pads when you use the different cleaners as the formulas are different for the different surfaces. I invested in two different mops and multiple pads so I just toss the used ones in the laundry after each cleaning to get the best results.
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I use it on ceramic pieces (vases, pots, etc) that I make. I've found that it helps make the colors deeper and easier to see. Then again, a bit different from your needs, but I hope it helps a bit.
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there is no need to use it on ceramic or porcelain tile as they are both made of non absorbent material (they've been sealed by being fired). You only need to use it on the grout.
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I used it on my such tile and it worked great. I had a neutral beige tile that required no mixing and I was happy with result.
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We used this on both of our bathroom vanities & to date I have noticed nothing that it hasn't held up to. Just for an fyi..we did coat it three times but this product & the java gel worked GREAT! Thanks & hope this helps. Jenn
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I've been using them on my ceramic tile with now problems. I'm sure it would not harm any bathroom service, it's made of a plastic material.
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I took a left over piece and tried it for you. It seems to work and look okay. My tiles have a good amount of grout inbetween them and it still looked okay.
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It works with Ceramic Tiles. I assume it will work with porcelain. Make sure you select the correct color option. I was able to make a very good repair ti the chip but the color match was a little off. All in all I am happy with the result because the repair is very strong.
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same here// it still works, just rub it in (on your knees) with a rag (I assume you got it for the floor, I usually do it on my knees anyhow) and pieces will go all over the place but most will rub in. You might have to sweep up the crud left over, but the wax does actually seem to work better and last longer than the johnsons wax-- though I am still not getting it again, make sure you keep windows open for the fumes
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I'm using it to seal my marble tile in the bathroom. I found this stuff after reading this blog. She tests marble using this sealer - and just good info all around. She summed up my own thoughts completely. LOVE MARBLE! http://petchhouse.blogspot.com/2006/03/sealing-marble-acid-test.html
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We recently did our master bath with these tiles. I mixed semi-gloss water based paint with a little water and put in a 1 gallon garden sprayer (the kind you pump-up for pressure). You can adjust the nozzle to do a fine mist. I "spray-painted" my tiles before putting them on. It worked great. I "spray-paint" everything like that. =) From past experience, if you spray-paint stryofoam of any kind, it'll melt.