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billybuntus
Hi chaps,
Just moved into a new house and to say the floor has been abused would be an understatement.
It looks as if someone went to a lot of effort and expense to lay them then simply didn't bother to clean them again.
Up until now I've used LTP power stripper (1:4 dose, 3 applications) which is brought them back to a pretty good standard although now the grout looks quite manky.
I plan to strip any sealant with LTP solvex then power stripper again (1:12 dose) to lift any solvex then thoroughly wash down and seal with LTP Colour Intensifier and Stainblock.
My question is, what would you recommend I do with the grout to clean it prior to sealing? The power stripper has lifted the dirt but it is still quite 'off' looking.
On the right is the 'before' and on the left is after cleaning with Power stripper. It really is good stuff. I spent a good morning trying to clean the tiles up with stardrops and a scrubbing brush which didn't touch it but power stripper lifted the dirt straight off (with a good amount of scrubbing with a hard brush).
(Thats george in the picture who is chief supervisor)
Thanks
Just moved into a new house and to say the floor has been abused would be an understatement.
It looks as if someone went to a lot of effort and expense to lay them then simply didn't bother to clean them again.
Up until now I've used LTP power stripper (1:4 dose, 3 applications) which is brought them back to a pretty good standard although now the grout looks quite manky.
I plan to strip any sealant with LTP solvex then power stripper again (1:12 dose) to lift any solvex then thoroughly wash down and seal with LTP Colour Intensifier and Stainblock.
My question is, what would you recommend I do with the grout to clean it prior to sealing? The power stripper has lifted the dirt but it is still quite 'off' looking.
On the right is the 'before' and on the left is after cleaning with Power stripper. It really is good stuff. I spent a good morning trying to clean the tiles up with stardrops and a scrubbing brush which didn't touch it but power stripper lifted the dirt straight off (with a good amount of scrubbing with a hard brush).
(Thats george in the picture who is chief supervisor)
Thanks
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