Help! I have tried to remove some black cork tile adhesive by using an abrasive attachment on a drill. Now I have some scratchs and uneven dark/light patches on the tiles. Previoulsy I removed the bulk of the adhesivee by softening with white spirits and scrapping with a wall paper scrapper. This took approximately two weeks thus the use of the drill for the final clean! Does any one have any advise as to how I can restore the tiles please?!
Scratched red quarry tiles
- Thread starter Omega3
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Hi Omega3
Red quarry tiles ....
you could try Red Tile Polish an buff them up with an attachment you can get for your drill , seal them with Linseed oil , be warned this could make the floor very slippy once finished , with everything try a few tiles at the corner of the room an see what you think ,
To be honest I would lay a new tiled surface on top if its really scratched up
hope this has helped
Red quarry tiles ....
you could try Red Tile Polish an buff them up with an attachment you can get for your drill , seal them with Linseed oil , be warned this could make the floor very slippy once finished , with everything try a few tiles at the corner of the room an see what you think ,
To be honest I would lay a new tiled surface on top if its really scratched up
hope this has helped
Thanks for that. I will try a few tiles and see how it goes. Carpet has suddenly become very appealing!!!
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