Can you use this on Porcelain floor tiles ?
1247786
Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
1247787
I don't think so. Directions state for natural stone and grout. I don't think it would be needed on Porcelain tiles. Porcelain is very strong and non-porous, so it would sit on top of the porcelain.
1125305
I used it on porcelain tile and it worked perfectly. I had asked the same question before I bought the product.
243608
I've used the product only on glass top stove tops, if it would be used on porcelain I don't think it would harm itbut you could be risking it..
183088
It works great on ceramic tile floors, but I think there is a different product available for wooden floors.
1428724
unable to answer that question, I only used to ceramic tile and works super.
1946980
Not too sure. I used on Spanish tile flooring. The product is water based. You would likely need a waterproof sealer to make it work. Hope this helps.
775481
I wouldnt use it, it is made for no wax lino or tile. It restores the sheen to dull floors. You need to apply periodically
71366
Do not know; used on ceramic tile, marble, bamboo and hardwood floors and the results are wonderful. If I had vinl
256268
Short answer: yes, if you are careful. The porcelain glaze is slick and shiny so, (before it is installed and/or the power is OFF) clean porcelain. Place a piece of painter tape over outlet holes - wipe the rest with dry cloth. Some type of primer will be needed (spray on primer from local hardware store worked for me). Then add your top coat. Remove your painter tape. Since the porcelain is so slick, do not expect the paint job to last more than a couple of seasons if this unit is outdoors.
826909
Could use on porcelain tile but not in the hammer drill.Would be better glass drill bites.
803942
YES: Used this with my Hoover Floor Mate scrubber, , look at directions on back to use proper amount. Does a great job on ceramic floor tiles.
1178916
I wouldn't attempt to use this blade to cut porcelain tile. First of all it isn't heavy enough and would wear out very quickly. I also suspect it would cause chipping of the tile edge making it unattractive. The primary tool to cut porcelain tile is a wet diamond blade in a special tool setup. Usually rentable.
155401
You can use this in/on a ceramic floor. However with this model/configuration you will need to buy new and install (or have a pre-existing) box in the floor.
928482
I'd think so. Worked great on ceramic tile. If you think one can might be cutting it close definitely get two cans. It seems to go quick, but I sprayed it on pretty thick. Good luck.
2197521
It will work well on ceramic tile flooring. Not sure about slate as I do not have any slate. Would not be without the Shark now after using continuously for over a year.
607651
I really don't know but I use it on my porcelain tile in my bathrooms an all my hardwoods
2265585
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.