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EXTERNAL TILES


deeper penetration into the fissures of textured porcelain tiles, where it then dries and leaves the active ingredients behind. As they dry, they cross link within the low points of the glaze. This provides protection against penetration from cement and resin-based grouts, making the removal of any residues much easier. The treatment is completely invisible once cured, so it doesn’t alter the appearance of the porcelain. LTP Porcelain Tile Protector is primarily used as a pre-grout solution, but it can also be applied to help assist with ongoing cleaning and aftercare, especially on external 20mm porcelain paving.


Polished porcelain sealers have a completely different formula. As well as having anti stain-based ingredients, they also include a blend of nano waxes that, following application and drying, are polished into the surface either mechanically or by hand. Polishing forces the nano wax into the open pores within the polished surface, giving it an enhanced, smoother finish. For these types of surfaces, we recommend MPG Sealer H2O from our LTP range.


The ‘actives’ in Porcelain Tile Protector are too large and will not penetrate a polished surface as efficiently, so they will not work well on this type of surface. Equally, a stone sealer cannot be used on a textured porcelain surface as it will just dry onto the surface without penetrating. This can often result in a micro film that remains following application and turns white/opaque when exposed to moisture.


Ongoing maintenance


Just like indoors, outdoor tiles will benefit from a periodic clean. Keeping the surface relatively clean will prevent a build-up of dirt in the textured surface. This, in turn, will make ongoing cleaning easier and will maintain the tile’s slip resistance. As a general rule of thumb, it’s worth cleaning porcelain paving every couple of months or so – ideally, three times during late spring or summer and twice during the winter. Surfaces that are regularly cleaned will be far easier to keep clean. Regular cleaning of inside-to- outside surfaces, like those that run through bifold doors, will also help maintain a seamless aesthetic.


“BARRIER TREATMENTS


PROVIDE PROTECTION AGAINST PENETRATION FROM GROUTS,


MAKING THE REMOVAL OF ANY RESIDUES MUCH EASIER.”


Jet washing may seem like the best method for a fast clean but it will only wash dirt off the surface of the slabs. High pressure water will also damage grout joints. A specialist treatment, like LTP Grimex, will react with the dirt and grime and LTP Black Spot and Algae Remover will tackle organic matter.


To find out more about protection and maintenance, please visit the website below or contact the LTP team by phone on 01823 666213 or email info@ltp-online.co.uk. Also, for online help on-the-go, visit LTP TV on YouTube and Product Selector. https://ltp-productguide.co.uk/


https://www.youtube.com/@LTPTV www.ltp-online.co.uk


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