[KLEENAWAY]

Iv got these tiles in my hallway. They were a real mess (concrete had been spilled when the house was being done up) but i managed to carefully clean them with a some diluted brick acid and a wire brush but they still need cleaning by a pro to get them looking 100%. Any idea on cost how much any of you guys would charge for something like this? Its bang on 4sqm.

Before you ask i do have some pics on my mrs phone but she is out atm 

Thanks in advance

Danny

[Kev Martin]

Danny
You can do it yourself. Prewet the floor and apply Aqua Mix Heavy Duty Tile AND Grout cleaner. Allow it to dwell for 30 minutes then add some Aqua Seal 220 Grit honing powder and work it into a yogurt type consistency using a rotary scrubber fitted with a soft to medium brush. Then rinse twice. Hey Presto!

Kev Martin
Marblelife Ltd

[KLEENAWAY]

Thanks a lot Kevin
To be honest i was thinking about doing it myself but i didn't want to get slated off everyone ! Any idea on the cost for it all together with your products? I will try to upload some pics in a bit

Danny

[Kev Martin]

Top of my head products are about £20 but ring me,  Antony or Kath in office tomorrow on 0121 705 5333 and one of us will sort it for you!

Kev Martin
Marblelife Ltd

[Ian Caddy]

Hi, Doing yourself is great, what i would recommend is after you have cleaned and rinsed it, is to put down an emulsion polish, this would protect it from dirt etc and it would look fantastic, unfortunately depending on traffic, this process would have to be carried out every two or three years maybe but trust me it is worth it. Good luck

[Kev Martin]

It is better to polish Victorian & Edwardian Geometrics and Encaustic tiles naturally rather than using an emulsion polish. The natural polish method emulates a real patina created over time.

Kev Martin
Marblelife Ltd