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- How to Remove Water Stains From Natural Stone
How to remove Water Stains from Natural Stone and TilesA water stain mark on natural stoneNatural stone and tiles are an investment that can add real quality to your ...... Read moreMore
- Preparing Surfaces Before Sealing
All to often we see stone surfaces on busy sites that have been sealed, but not properly prepared before the sealing. Resulting in sealed in boot prints, milling dus...... Read moreMore
- Problems with steam cleaning limestone
The simplicity of water-based steam cleaning can be appealing, but repeated use of too much super heated water can lead to risks of residual staining, mobilisation of ...... Read moreMore
- Hard surface maintenance made easy with LTP treatments
As the night’s draw out and warmer weather beckons, our attention turns to the garden. Lawns and borders certainly need attention, but so too do hard landscaped areas...... Read moreMore
- Removal of white blooms and chalky residues
White, mineral-based residues can ruin a tile installation. They come in various guises – from that chalky white grout haze left after an installation, to white bloom...... Read moreMore
- Don’t let aftercare be an after thought
Getting a customer to invest in good maintenance products isn’t easy. Having bought new tiles – and possibly other ancillaries - they’re generally not terribly recept...... Read moreMore
- Best-selling LTP Mattstone nominated for TTS Awards 2019
LTP’s Mattstone sealer has been short-listed as a finalist in Tomorrow’s Tile & Stone Awards’ Top 20. The annual awards honour the most exciting and innovative product...... Read moreMore
- Golden industry veteran – Rex Walker – to retire from LT
After a remarkable 50 years in the tiling industry, Rex Walker will be retiring at the end of the year. For the last 12 years, Rex has been part of LTP’s sales team, ...... Read moreMore
- New Residue Remover using ‘acid-replacement technology’ joins LTP range
LTP has launched a new Cement, Grout & Salt Residue Remover. The new product replaces conventional acids normally used to remove cement and grout residues, and can be...... Read moreMore
- LTP introduces Blackstone restorer (250ml)
In response to demand, LTP now offers its new Blackstone Sealer & Restorer in a handy 250ml unit. The new treatment is designed for the restoration of faded black or ...... Read moreMore