Polymer Grout on tiles

[GBW]

I have laid and grouted ceramic floor tiles using what the makers describe as a polymer grout which I understand has no cement content. Although I wiped the tile surface almost immediately, there is some marking which I can't seem to remove. This marking isn't solid grout, just a polymer haze in unsightly patches. Most tile cleaners seem to concentrate on removing cement-based grouts or epoxys. Can anyone suggest a product I can use please because otherwise it's expensive working through the alphabet!

[dogvan]

I had the same problem. I used a sponge that had an abrasive backing sold at HD for removing excess grout. After the tile dried I still had some hazing. I got the tile damp and used single edge razor blade to remove the hazing. It worked very well and did not harm the ceramic finish. I suggest you try this in an inconspicuous area rather than the middle of the surface where any damage could be readily seen.

Dogvan

[Moz]

GBW
crikey ...
dont start using razor blades an the like ,lol
two buckets , one clean bucket , one the dirty bucket , clean soft sponge an in dirty bucket scouging nylon kitchen sponge ,

on hands an knees , do a foot square at a time ,
in dirty bucket hot soapy water ...
in clean bucket cold water ,
start working the scourging sponge , then wipes off with soft sponge , keeping that clean bucket water, very clean ,
will take you ages but will come up a treat .....
hope this helps you