Q Qwerty Mar 5, 2014 #2 No, and I wouldn't even try. Use a dedicated spray on sealer if sealing is required.
Q Qwerty Mar 5, 2014 #4 whitebeam said: Why would you use Silicon spray ?? Click to expand... My thoughts exactly
G glastry Mar 5, 2014 #5 I thought that the "dedicated" spray on sealers were mostly Silicon and a dryers! is this not the case?
I thought that the "dedicated" spray on sealers were mostly Silicon and a dryers! is this not the case?
W White Room Mar 5, 2014 #6 No mate, Silicon is more of a lubricant....better to use recommended brands for grout sealing.
G glastry Mar 5, 2014 #7 ok -thanks for that,i will have to re read the contents next time I am in the store.
O One Day Mar 5, 2014 #8 glastry said: I thought that the "dedicated" spray on sealers were mostly Silicon and a dryers! is this not the case? Click to expand... Flourocarbons
glastry said: I thought that the "dedicated" spray on sealers were mostly Silicon and a dryers! is this not the case? Click to expand... Flourocarbons
