I know you guys clean and seal more than just cars. What do you use to clean and seal ceramic tile and grout in a shower? With our hard water scuzz builds up quickly and I'm thinking if I could seal the tile after cleaning it that it may keep it cleaner longer but perhaps that's wishful thinking. Any thoughts?
Clean and seal shower tile?
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cmichael258
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Clean: Zap
Seal: 303 Shower Seal
Seal: 303 Shower Seal
I use BF wet diamond on my shower tiles. makes them feel very slipery and they seem to stay clean longer. I have hard water too and between that and the soap scum cleaning them was a pain, but the BF seems to work pretty good. I was looking the the 303 shower stuff but couldn't find it around here so I thought I'd try the BF.
Use floor stripper mixed per label directions, then boosted with an oxidizer. Scrub tile & grout with a brush. Rinse.
Use a 1 to 1 solution of phosphoric acid. Spray on the grout & agitate with a brush. Rinse.
Use this professional sealer for best results: Ultraseal Impregnator Stone, Grout - Gallon [DCUG1] - $34.95 : Cobb Carpet Supply, Online Sales
Viola! You have brand new tile & grout.
Use a 1 to 1 solution of phosphoric acid. Spray on the grout & agitate with a brush. Rinse.
Use this professional sealer for best results: Ultraseal Impregnator Stone, Grout - Gallon [DCUG1] - $34.95 : Cobb Carpet Supply, Online Sales
Viola! You have brand new tile & grout.
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What kind of product is zap? Some kind of apc or an actual tile cleaner?
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Did you use any specific cleaner on the grout before applying klasse?
I used Tilex, just spray on, and wash/rinse off, great stuff
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Please be careful using LSP's in the shower/bath...slippery surfaces can be really dangerous.
I don't think they make the 303 Shower Shield anymore.
I don't think they make the 303 Shower Shield anymore.