HI, I’m tim from australia and have just renovated a bathroom and after cleaning up have noticed some big scratches in the floor tiles i have heard these may be able to be buffed or polished out is true ?
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No that's not true
thank 4 the info
Tim, welcome to Breaktime.
What kind of tile?
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Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
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not sure the client supplied will check
Most natural stone tile can be polished/buffed out.
Ceramic tile can't.
thanks 4 the info
What kind of tile are they? If they're ceramic, you're probably stuck. If they're stone or man made, they probably can be re-polished.
ok dave thanks