Will this work on shell shower tiles? Honed natural stone shower tiles? Will it change the color or sheen?
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Yes it will work and No it leaves no color what so ever it is clear. You can only feel the difference.
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I researched this online and was advised to use mortar and non-sanded grout, and be sure to wash off the residue with a soft wet cloth and polish with a micro fiber cloth after grouting. There are products that will wash off residue, but I would test them on a sample to be sure it doesn't affect the shell sheen. I don't have the packaging, so I don't know if there are instructions included. The most recent purchase of these shells did not include instructions, so it may depend on the company. I installed mine over Schluter systems Ditra grid backing in order to increase the depth to line up the face of the tile with other ceramic tiles. The Schluter Ditra was secured with mortar to the cement board covered with Redguard, then the grid was mortared and the white pearl shell tiles laid on the wall, let dry, then grouted with the non-sanded grout, and finally washed. Later, I applied grout sealer and polished with a microfiber cloth. Hope this helps.
2061422
I would guess it would work the same as on whole tiles, it just gives a shine to them
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The bottle doesn't mention NOT using it on natural stone tiles, but it is very strong stuff and has lots of bleach in it. If you can use bleach on natural stone tiles then you are probably okay using this. Hope that helps.
1091460
I have used it on Corian, porcelain and tile and it did clean very well. Have not tried it on natural stone counters
2013381
I was looking for a nice sheen on my tile---this product did not do what I wanted --I did not use, don't use it--move on with another product -- use practice pc if available.
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As a stone worker of 20 years I would strongly recommend against using this on marble. Having said that, I've never tried it so I'm not 100% sure it won't work. I think you would be better off hiring somebody to polish your counters.
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I use it on quartzite which is slightly less porous than granite. I do think you would be able to use it on granite. In fact, I think I use this on just about everything. Tub, shower tile (Italian ceramic), and even the toilet. Been using it like this for a couple of years now and it has been terrific for me.
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From my experience, it doesn't work very well with gray grout, never try with the color ones.
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I'm guessing your shower is tiled, and your looking for the cement value this product has in it. Sounds like a reasonable solution and it will look fine, like all paints, for a while, but I don't think that this paint will be as easy to redo in the future if you have to strip it. This is an excellent product for outside walls and statues, and basement walls, all just require a little wire brushing and repaint. My suggestion would be to cover the wood in white aluminum and chalk it. Or cover with stainless steel trim if you got the $, No paint , ever! Easy to clean . Botta boom batta bing
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No it will not work. Of course it depends on the tile. But if it is a ceramic tile or a marble with a slick smooth surface it will actually just wipe off like using a crayola marker. It would need some texture or some sort of porous surface.
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neither really. If the tile is glossy then it will shine through the stuff and if not then no gloss will be imparted by the product.
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Unfortunately I didn't see any difference sheen wise on my unsealed textured ceramic tiles. They still looked dull to me.... but it looks great on my vinyl planking!
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Yes-I have used it on tile/wood & linoleum-it has cleaned & gave them a sheen.
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Per the manufacturer's website, it's safe to use: Enclosures: Showers, Shower Glass. Fixtures: Brass, Chrome, Bronze, Stainless, Nickel. Shower Curtains: Vinyl, Rubber, Nylon, Plastic. Tiles: Ceramic, Porcelain, Mosaic, Slate, Granite. Showers & Tubs: Acrylic, Porcelain, Fiberglass, Granite, Slate, Glass Tiles, Natural Stone. Sinks and Toilets*: Acrylic, Porcelain, Granite. * Require a wipe down before next use. Wet & Forget Shower is not recommended for use on natural marble. Test in an inconspicuous area if you have dark tiles and hard water to avoid highlighting calcium deposits.
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Yes, it can work on shower tile. However, to avoid possible problems, try a bit of Lime Out on a corner of inconspicuous tile.Hope this helps.
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Hi Beth, I used this on my ceramic tile floors, granite kitchen counter tops "Cielo Blanco" and also on my bathroom counter tops" Bianco Antico" and they all came out wonderful. This sealer will leave a permanent protective coating which will last for a very long time. When dry this sealer will not enhance the sheen of you granite but will enhance its beauty and depth and will leave great protection against spills that if not protected would be able to soak in to the granite tending it to look dingy over time. Hope this helps!