PICK OF THE PRODUCTS
SPECIALIST TILING SOLUTION FROM
TOPPS TILES Exclusive to Topps Tiles, the Fein Best of Tiling Kit provides you with everything you need to complete the perfect tiling job.
Topps Tiles has been working with the market leading multi-tool supplier Fein to offer Topps’ traders and keen DIY customers the first ever exclusive Fein tiling kit. Consisting of five accessories, the Best of Tiling kit offers you the key MultiMaster accessories needed to complete a project.
NEW GROUT SHIELD™ CLEANS
AND RESTORES The New Grout Shield Restoration System™ is a revolutionary new way to clean and restore old grout, making any tiled area look brand new again. Grout Shield recolours and seals grout so that it is no longer porous and therefore protects it from future stains, mould and mildew, making it extremely easy to clean and maintain.
Darren Fleming of DF Decorators based in Islington, London used Grout Shield on a client’s bathroom in Kentish Town with impressive results, Darren explained: “The grout in my Client’s bathroom was looking awful but I didn’t want to have to knock it out and re-grout. I heard about Grout Shield from my local Brewers store who said they were selling lots of it. I read the instructions and watched the ‘how to’ video on the Grout Shield website and it all looked pretty straight forward.
“So I tried Grout Shield and was highly impressed by how well the grout came up. It was really easy and straight-forward too and gave a very professional finish. By using Grout Shield I saved loads of time, effort and money and the client was really pleased too. I would definitely recommend this product to others and I will be using it again on other jobs.”
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• Carbide Segment Saw Blade-used for cutting out damaged tile joints and for cutting grooves in plaster, porous concrete and similar construction materials
• Carbide Rasp, Triangular-used for rough sanding of fillers, tile adhesive, concrete, stone and wood. Suited to use with or without dust extraction
• Rigid Scraper Blade-used for removing stubborn old paint, adhesive residues, carpets, tile adhesive and coats of underseal
• Flexible Scraper Blade-removal of silicone or acrylic joints in bathrooms and also for stickers
• Cleaning Set For Tile Joints-used for cleaning very dirty tile grout joints, suitable for all widths of tile joints
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Grout Shield Colour Seal is an acrylic resin containing a modified polyurethane sealant, which chemically bonds with existing grout to form a professional, durable and superior finish. It is easy to apply, significantly cheaper than re-grouting and offers on-going, sealed-in protection for up to 10 years. It comes in four colours (white, off white, beige and grey) allowing the option to restore the original colour or change it.
Grout Shield can be used on the vast majority of indoor tiled surfaces, either man-made or natural stone and on both horizontal and vertical surfaces. It works with any grout making it ideal for washrooms, toilets, changing rooms, kitchens, in fact any tiled area and is ideal for hotels, restaurants, sports and leisure clubs, schools, hospitals and much more.
The Grout Shield Restoration System contains all you need to do the job. One bottle of Grout Shield Colour Seal will cover 25m2
of 30 x 30cm
tiles and take approx 2-3 hours to complete. There are six bottles in a contractor pack. There’s no need to remove the old grout first and it will be completely dry and ready-to-use three hours after application.
Richard Davis, Managing Director of Kilrock Products, commented: “With Grout Shield decorators and cleaners have access to a fast, efficient and new way of restoring tired and stained looking tiles, literally, at their fingertips.”
www.groutshield.co.uk www.tomorrowstileandstone.co.uk
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