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Frequently Asked Questions
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- Q: Does the application of sealer make sandstone floors slippery?
- A: When using Deepshield™ Impregnating Penetrating Sealer, there is no impact on the slipperiness of your sandstone floors. This sealer is designed to penetrate the top layer of the sandstone, preserving its natural slip resistance. However, it's worth noting that applying a Topical Sealer may potentially make the sandstone floors slippery when wet. To maintain both the appearance and slip resistance of your sandstone surfaces, it is advisable to opt for a high-quality, invisible, and fully breathable impregnating sealer. This type of sealer ensures that your sandstone is protected from damaging moisture while retaining its original slip resistance.
- Q: Does the color enhancer used on sandstone floors have any impact on the texture of the floors?
- A: When it comes to the color enhancer used by Tile Cleaners®, rest assured that it will not alter the texture of your sandstone floors. The purpose of the color enhancer is to specifically enhance the color of your sandstone tiles while preserving the natural texture of the surfaces. By applying the color enhancer, the inherent beauty of your sandstone will be accentuated, resulting in a vibrant and visually appealing appearance. Trust our color enhancer to bring out the best in your sandstone tiles without compromising their texture.
- Q: Does Tile Cleaning offer assistance with moving furniture when sealing the floor?
- A: Tile Cleaning provides assistance with moving furniture during the floor sealing process. Their team of dedicated technicians is available to help with the relocation of furniture items that can be reasonably managed by one person, such as those with wheels or lightweight furniture like tables and chairs. However, it is important to keep in mind that while Tile Cleaning takes precautions to protect your belongings, they cannot be held responsible for any damages that may occur during the furniture moving process. To ensure the safety of valuable or fragile items, it is recommended to either relocate them to a secure area or properly secure them before the technicians arrive. By taking these necessary precautions, you can help ensure the safety of your furniture and minimize the risk of potential damage while the floor sealing process is being carried out.
- Q: What is the usual lifespan of the sealer before it requires reapplication?
- A: The lifespan of a sealer before reapplication is influenced by the type of sealer used. Topical sealers typically provide protection for approximately 3 years before requiring reapplication. In contrast, impregnating sealers are more durable and can last up to 15 years or even a lifetime when applied to vertical surfaces. However, areas with high foot traffic or frequent use may necessitate more frequent inspections and resealing to ensure ongoing protection. Conducting a water absorption test can help assess the porosity of the surface and aid in selecting a sealer with longer-lasting durability. It is advisable to refer to the guidelines provided by the manufacturer and consult professionals to determine the specific reapplication schedule suitable for your tiles and grout.
- Q: What is the recommended method for measuring the area of sandstone that requires sealing?
- A: To accurately measure the area of sandstone that requires sealing, we suggest measuring each specific area individually. The process is straightforward: multiply the width of the area by its length. For instance, if you have a room that is 3 meters long and 2 meters wide, the total area would be calculated as 3 meters (length) multiplied by 2 meters (width), resulting in a total area of 6 square meters (6m²). By measuring each sandstone area separately and performing the width by length calculation, you can determine the precise area that needs to be sealed.
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