sealing polished porcelain

[jefoss]

any self respecting porcelain tile will be fully vitrified.
completely non-porous, polished or not.

look at the box - it should tell you. (it is pretty obvious - even in Italian!)

may i ask your profession?

im just wondering as on the tiling section, you have asked questions then answered others.

 

[DoctorC]

the sunny world of Architecture!

specification-wise, i'm fine.
Theory i'm fine

its the DIY / actual on the job elements where advice from the pros is most welcomely absorbed!

 

[lancenotalot]

any self respecting porcelain tile will be fully vitrified.
completely non-porous, polished or not.

look at the box - it should tell you. (it is pretty obvious - even in Italian!)

may i ask your profession?

im just wondering as on the tiling section, you have asked questions then answered others.

Mmmmm.........I was thinking the same thing,asking weather to use powdered or ready mix and about trim,then quoting british standards

 

[DoctorC]

specifying a tile and type of trim is very different to being the bloke that has to put it up, as you know!
my own project has thrown me neatly to the other side of the equation for a while! Enjoying it, to be honest!

 

[jefoss]

any self respecting porcelain tile will be fully vitrified.
completely non-porous, polished or not.

look at the box - it should tell you. (it is pretty obvious - even in Italian!)

may i ask your profession?

im just wondering as on the tiling section, you have asked questions then answered others.

Mmmmm.........I was thinking the same thing,asking weather to use powdered or ready mix and about trim,then quoting british standards

you get a few players at the poker table very similar to this person, read all the books but cant come up with the goods, yet still talks a good game......