Do you think this would take dried thinset off porcelain tile?
1153978
Works great!!!! Scours out the bird bath like steel wool only much quicker.
1153979
You would need a solvent such as acetone to help remove the thinset. Use light pressure on the porcelain with some solvent and I bet it will come off.
1153980
I would think you would need some sort of solvent to help, but this sure eases the need for elbow grease.
1153981
That's what I used for. used a battery (cordless) drill even got the stain off the floor pan in the shower use a good cleaner and it works
504398
It can be used for tile removal. Damage to the walls and floor may depend on how strong the thinset is holding. There is a tile removal bit for the tool, it's about 2 inches wide and has an angle on it so the bit can go flat against the wall.
2265584
It worked excellent with Porcelain Tile Floor. I have pics but can't figure out how to post them.
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.
332950
Yes it does. I used mine on both ceramic and porcelain tiles and got good results.
657877
I've used this tile cutter for glass and ceramic tile. A porcelain tile project is next, and i have absolutely no concerns; I'm certain that it'll work just fine. This, in fact, is the tile cutter that the professional tile installer that put on the time installation seminar at our local Home Depot uses on all of his projects.
364865
I wouldn't.. it's much stiffer than you think it is... and the plastic bristles I believe would scratch.. I used it to clean grout, and it scratched the tile.
1266976
Yes this will work for you as long as you use a flat chisel bit to remove your tile. We use it all the time to break up well compacted ground when hand digging.
643880
It will work but you will have to let the compressor catch back up. If you are scraping tile off of drywall I'd probably do it by hand with a regular hammer and hand chisel if you are trying not to damage the drywall. Just my opinion. It's actually easier to cut out the drywall and tile as one and replace it altogether.
1507363
I think it's worth a try. You'd have to maybe scour the tiles a bit with scotch Brite.
1900893
I replaced my bathroom floor with ceramic tile and used the blade that came with the kit. It cut it like butter. Porcelain is harder than ceramic, but I expect it would cut it just fine.
784680
Yes, but you'll have to get the sink VERY clean before doing it. It will bond to the porcelain sink, but not to any lime, calcium, or rust that might be on the surface.
1184749
It is not recommended since you would generally install it with thinset. If you were to manage it you would risk the tile behind coming loose as well.
624195
Not sure what you are asking. This produce cleans grout. The tile surface doesn't matter. It won't be harmful to a porcelain tile surface, if that's what you mean.
2250802
I have porcelain tiles in my kitchen and REALLY didn't like how this product worked on same......far better results on the vinyl tile in my mud hall/laundry room. Hope this is of help.
2015511
No, sorry to say this tool will not do what your looking to do with it. This tool is wonderful for removing cermaic tile from substrates. A carbide head on a buffer would do a better job but still may not remove all the residue.
2214872
If it had dried, I think it would clean it up but you are not supposed to use it for anything wet. I think it would smear it and be a mess!