Tile & grout sealing
Professional Tile & Grout Sealing on the Sunshine Coast
Clean grout can become stained again if it is left unprotected. Strictly Grout provides professional tile and grout sealing to help protect suitable surfaces from moisture, staining and everyday wear.
Professional Tile & Grout Sealing Services on the Sunshine Coast
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What is tile & grout sealing?
Protect Your Restored Tiled Surfaces
Depending on the surface, a suitable sealer can provide a protective barrier that helps reduce moisture and staining and makes ongoing maintenance easier. Sealing is particularly useful after cleaning, regrouting or recolouring when the surface is suitable for sealing.
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When should you seal?
When Is Sealing Recommended?
Sealing may be appropriate:
- After professional tile and grout cleaning
- After regrouting
- On suitable new tiled areas
- When grout absorbs moisture readily
- When staining is a recurring problem
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Our process
Our process
Existing coatings may need to be removed in some situations before a new coating can be applied.
- Inspect the tiled surface
- Clean and prepare the area
- Ensure the surface is appropriately dry
- Select the appropriate sealer
- Apply the sealer
- Allow appropriate curing time
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Types of sealing
Different Sealing Options
Depending on the tile and desired finish, available options may include:Penetrating Sealers — Designed to penetrate suitable porous surfaces while helping provide protection.Enhanced Penetrating Sealers — Can enhance the appearance of suitable tiles by creating a richer colour depth.Low-Sheen or High-Sheen Coatings — Can alter the appearance of suitable tiled surfaces with a more noticeable finish. We’ll recommend the appropriate option based on your surface rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
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Protect Your Clean or Restored Tiled Surfaces
Ask whether sealing is suitable for your tiles and grout.
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