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Removing dried Grout from unpolished pavers
Anonymous user 16/03/2024 - 2.47 PM
I have recently layed a large area of porcelain pavers in my back garden, I've grouted it and thought I had cleaned enough of the grout haze off with sponge and water, turns out I didn't, now it won't come off. I have used straight LTP concrete and grout remove, agitated with a soft brush then a stiff brush and jet washed it all off but it is barely removing anything. Any pros have any tips or tricks I could try. Thanks in advance.
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Cascade Tiling
Rating: 5 out of 5
You could try using an acid wash, test it on a small area first. Apply the acid and scrub off with a hard brush.
Answered1 September 2022
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Constantin Stroia
Rating: 5 out of 5
Hi mate,you can use acid for removal or, best use the Rotary floor machine, you will surely have good results.
Answered1 September 2022
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Anonymous user
No ltp concrete remover should get rid off it
Answered1 September 2022
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city tiling
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The grout was left on to long, it will take a lot of acid wash to remove the residue, or even grout remover. It will be a lot of work, good luck.
Answered3 September 2022
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