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    Problem with quartz tiles appearing "milky"

    Thanks for the help and advice, hopefully this will resolve the issue. I'm now off to see how good a "scrubber" I can be?
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    Problem with quartz tiles appearing "milky"

    . Thanks for the advice, do you think I should strip the old sealer off as well or just clean and buff as you say?
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    Problem with quartz tiles appearing "milky"

    as far as I am aware yes it was. I am assuming from your question that grout residue left behind could cause this effect? If so, what would you suggest to resolve this? Does it require a stripper to remove the grout and sealer, then reseal?
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    Problem with quartz tiles appearing "milky"

    Yes the tiles were sealed using LTP sealer and left 24 hours to dry before grouting using Mapei 2 part epoxy grout
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    Problem with quartz tiles appearing "milky"

    Can anyone help? I have just had a good quality quartz floor (mirror flecked) laid with epoxy glitter grout. We are using the supplied cleaner for washing these tiles but every time they are washed, or even clean water washed, they dry leaving a milky stain effect over them. The tiles were...
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