Can you paint or Estapol over porch quarry tiles





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AmAtHome on May 24, 2018
Could it be from grout haze? If so, putting a clear seal on it will likely make it look worse. There are products that are supposed to remove grout haze.Helpful Reply -
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Sharon on May 24, 2018
No I would just clean the efflorescence off. Its minerals salts rising to the surface either from the grout or the tiles themselves when they get wet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koVSgTwp6kgYou can remove it with muriatic acid which is caustic so cover all skin, wear rubber gloves and googles. Then seal the tiles when dry.Helpful Reply -
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Ardale on May 25, 2018
You can paint them with a concrete stain. Home depot has a fantastic concrete stain that holds up to wear and tear for years and it comes in many colors but they can also custom mix colors in it as well. It's easy to apply with a roller but you will have to throw your roller away afterwards. This is an epoxy paint made especially to use with concrete and stone. It is not translucent paint.Helpful Reply -
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