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Dan Wileman

  • Posts: 66
Poultice application
« on: April 10, 2016, 08:06:13 pm »
Had a job a month or so ago where customer spilt hair dye onto polished porcelain tiles - long story short of having Kev Martin on speed dial all day we ended up applying a poultice to all the areas. Left for 3 days, 90% removed, some of the larger stains had very faint stains still there.

Was doing some other work for the guy so agreed to put another application down while we worked no problem.

Returned 2 weeks later to finish the other job and re apply - all the stains had gone....

Could it be that the faint stains still visible had been brought to the very top of the surface and the normal cleaners mop etc would of removed it?

Could some of the chemistry stayed in the tile and disintegrated it at all?

Not a bad problem at all but be interested to know the reason why!

maxcampbell

  • Posts: 256
Re: Poultice application
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2016, 10:43:22 pm »
We've had two separate occasions with different stains - both in limestone - where we gave up on stain treatment, using sodium percarbonate and sod met alternatively, revisited weeks later and stains had gone completely.

Kev Martin

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Re: Poultice application New
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2016, 05:31:48 pm »
Had a job a month or so ago where customer spilt hair dye onto polished porcelain tiles - long story short of having Kev Martin on speed dial all day we ended up applying a poultice to all the areas. Left for 3 days, 90% removed, some of the larger stains had very faint stains still there.

Was doing some other work for the guy so agreed to put another application down while we worked no problem.

Returned 2 weeks later to finish the other job and re apply - all the stains had gone....

Could it be that the faint stains still visible had been brought to the very top of the surface and the normal cleaners mop etc would of removed it?

Could some of the chemistry stayed in the tile and disintegrated it at all?

Not a bad problem at all but be interested to know the reason why!
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Dan

Look at your course notes and the memory stick where i talked you through Liquid and powder poultices. Look at the links below and refer to the miraclesealants.com website for the full msds

http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/miracle-sealants-liquid-poultice-parts-ab-946ml-liquid-poultice-ab?filter_name=Poultice

http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/miracle-sealants-poultice-plus-miracle-sealants-poultice-plus?filter_name=Poultice
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