[Carpet Dawg]

I've got s friend who's had a new bathroom fitted and on the floor she's got Black Starlight Quartz Tiles with a gloss finish.
Anyway, they are not looking so sparkly as they did in the shop! Almost like they have a layer of dust over them even though they have been cleaned (by her) using household products.
She went in the shop and they sold her a product called Fila. One is a cleaner/redstorer and the other is a sealer.

So my question is, is there any tips or advice on how to apply these products to get the best results? I dont have access to a rotery and neither does she lol So it'll be done by hand, its only a small on-suite bathroom anyways 5x5.

http://www.directmarbleandgranite.co.uk/product/black_starlight_quartz_tiles.html these are the tiles in question.

Thanks in advance
Tony

[Steve. Taylor]

Tony first i would clean with just distiled water or bottled water never use anything acidic or high alkiline most neutraul household cleaners should be fine. with a terry towel if its just small by hand .

its often the hardwater that has gone onto the floor thats made it dull looking.

As quartz tiles are man made and not natural here can lie the problem as a good tile should be as follows 95% quartz & 5% resin.
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all quartz tiles should be made with 95 % , otherwise they cannot claim the hardness, durability, or impermeability of a true quartz surface. MOST ARE MADE IN CHINA SO WHO KNOWS.

HOPE THIS HELPS KEEP IT MID PH

[Carpet Dawg]

Thanks for that Steve! i'll pass it on to her