Ceramic floor worn ...paint?

7 years ago

I have 700 ft.² of a bright white slightly textured ceramic tile in my kitchen. There are only 2 tiles slightly worn where the top glaze is more of a matte so it’s unprotected..dirt adheres to these tiles quickly. Is there a light spray paint out there that I can use to coat the tiles. Prefer doing it lightly with a spray because I dont want to give it a solid coat because it has a slight texture with some minuscule black pepper fleck. Ideas? It is in a medium traffic area. Thank you.

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cat_ky
7 years ago
Buy some clear sealer, meant for ceramic floors and seal it. Once you get those two sealed, clean all the rest very well, and seal them all.
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Oak & Broad
7 years ago
Can you share a picture of the spot of your floor. ?
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joelcoqui
Original Author
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

cat_ky in that order? wouldnt you clean them first and then seal all at the same time?
joelcoqui
Original Author
7 years ago
It's very hard to photograph. You only see it with a certain angle of the light where the top glaze

s worn down
cat_ky
7 years ago
Yes, of course, you would clean them first. Suggested that just the two that are so worn, got a coat first, and then the next coat would go over all of them. That would give the two that are worn a little more protection, because it sounds like there is a lot of traffic where those two are.