We have a lovely Victorian tiled floor in the hall. We have washed them but what do we use to make them shine? - victorian floor tiles
Any advice would be welcomed. Brand and dealers estimate - we are in the UK! Thank you, Christina
Victorian Floor Tiles We Have A Lovely Victorian Tiled Floor In The Hall. We Have Washed Them But What Do We Use To Make Them Shine?
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I would like to use a floor buffer, floor polish with a little beeswax. They look great, and you will shine for years. Hope that helps!
Buy an acrylic floor wax and put in the applications are very thin and buff with a soft cloth or lamb wool after each use. You need at least ten applications, each providing at least one days apart, when the weather is sunny and dry, or two days apart, so wet, damp or ... You should avoid anything, strengthened sat directly on the tiles until you've finished with this process. Each year you will wash your floor with 9 / 10 water and 1 / 10 ammonia and acrylic paint flat bottom (two layers) and chamois or a new "yellow" Start in recent years ... But it takes about 50 years, this "yellow" is wrong, and you will not see this happening again and acrylic wash but once a year, will not cross the yellow ones.
Buy an acrylic floor wax and put in the applications are very thin and buff with a soft cloth or lamb wool after each use. You need at least ten applications, each providing at least one days apart, when the weather is sunny and dry, or two days apart, so wet, damp or ... You should avoid anything, strengthened sat directly on the tiles until you've finished with this process. Each year you will wash your floor with 9 / 10 water and 1 / 10 ammonia and acrylic paint flat bottom (two layers) and chamois or a new "yellow" Start in recent years ... But it takes about 50 years, this "yellow" is wrong, and you will not see this happening again and acrylic wash but once a year, will not cross the yellow ones.
I call the Victoria and Albert Museum in London on 020 7942 2000th They were very helpful on occasion for me.
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