Showing posts with label Bridport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridport. Show all posts

Monday, March 6, 2017

Polishing and Sealing a Marble Tiled En-Suite in Bridport

These Marble Tiles were laid in an en-suite bathroom at a house in Bridport, the main problems to be addressed WERE that the floor had dulled and lost most of its shine, there was also a coffee stain in the corner which needed to be addressed. Removing Stains from Marble Tile To remove the ingrained coffee stain we used Tile Doctor Reduxa, which is a penetrating stain remover used in conjunction with a heat gun, it can take a little time to work but its very easy to apply, I've copied the Read more...

Monday, February 20, 2017

Bitumen removed from a Concrete floor in Bridport

This Concrete floor at a house in the market town of Bridport had been coated in bitumen which the owner wanted removed. The property had only recently changed hands and the bitumen had been used as an adhesive to hold down the previous flooring which the new owner had removed during renovation. Removing the Bitumen however was a different matter and hence we got the call. Removing Bitumen from Concrete Tile Doctor has a product for most things in its range and I'm happy to say I was able Read more...

Friday, November 20, 2015

Polishing and Sealing a Marble Tiled En-Suite in Bridport

These Marble Tiles were laid in an en-suite bathroom at a house in Bridport, the main problems to be addressed WERE that the floor had dulled and lost most of its shine, there was also a coffee stain in the corner which needed to be addressed. Removing Stains from Marble Tile To remove the ingrained coffee stain we used Tile Doctor Reduxa, which is a penetrating stain remover used in conjunction with a heat gun, it can take a little time to work but its very easy to apply, I've copied the Read more...

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Bitumen removed from a Concrete floor in Bridport

This Concrete floor at a house in the market town of Bridport had been coated in bitumen which the owner wanted removed. The property had only recently changed hands and the bitumen had been used as an adhesive to hold down the previous flooring which the new owner had removed during renovation. Removing the Bitumen however was a different matter and hence we got the call. Removing Bitumen from Concrete Tile Doctor has a product for most things in its range and I'm happy to say I was able Read more...