The ideal substrate is a clean, level floated concrete surface. Physically lay out the tiles on the surface to be tiles to confirm that the ideal result is going to be achieved. Mix the adhesive into a paste as per manufacturers instructions Apply with a notched trowel (10mm) a full bed of adhesive Lay the tile into the 10mm grooved adhesive bed and tamp with a mallet into place Check for level and line. This can be done by running your hand to and fro over the previously laid tiles Insert spacer to create a uniform gap Scrape out the…

If bought from us, the acid wash is the red chemical. If the tiles have been laid very neatly and there are no traces of grout or tile glue on the surface of the tiles this step may be avoided. Use DILUTED between 1:10(very dirty surfaces) or 1:30 Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations when cleaning the tiles, as the acid used to clean the tiles can leave marks on the tiles if not diluted sufficiently. Apply to the surface with a sponge Allow 30 seconds contact time Scrub well using a firm bristle broom Rinse thoroughly with clean water, while…

Our acrylic sealer is a U.V resistant interior & exterior system used on slate, slasto, vinyl, brick, cement, mortar and screeds and provides a more matt finish. If bought from us, it is the milky white liquid. Area to be treated must be clean & dry Use UNDILUTED Do not apply in direct sunlight (if possible) Apply to the surface using lambswool applicator (available from tile or hardware stores) or sponge Apply using even strokes to avoid pooling & streaking Apply second coat within 1 hr, or once touch dry Allow 24 hours for full cure Clean tools using water…

Our solvent based acrylic sealer is a U.V resistant interior & exterior system used on slate, slasto, vinyl, brick, cement, mortar and screeds and provides a more matt finish. If bought from us, it is the slightly thick, clear liquid. Area to be treated must be clean & dry Use UNDILUTED Do not apply in direct sunlight (if possible) Apply to the surface using lambswool applicator (available from tile or hardware stores) or sponge Apply using even strokes to avoid pooling & streaking Apply second coat within 1 hr, or once touch dry Allow 24 hours for full cure Clean…

This method really enhances & brings out the colour of your tiles, but is labour intensive. Use a 1:1 ratio of boiled linseed oil & mineral turpentine which will be your primary sealer. Clean tiles as per tiling guideline & allow to dry properly. Apply a 1st coat of primary sealer by rubbing a very thin layer of sealer into the tiles with a lint free cloth Buff off with a dry lint free cloth Repeat (steps 2&3) for 3-4 times with intervals of up tp 2 hours to allow for drying times between applications. Drying times is dependant on…

Only use "Sunlight soap" to clean the tiles. Other chemicals may be too harsh & eat away at the sealer. Do not use harsh abrasives like "Handy Andy".Manufacturer recommends re-sealing your tiles approximately every 2 years. There is no need to strip the tiles before you do this, simply wash the tiles with Sunlight Liquid Soap, and re apply the sealer.