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Can you use the high traffic floor polish on a slate kitchen floor ?
Hi Beverley,
If you ask Google “Is slate porous?” you will get conflicting answers.
If you asked me I would say “It doesn’t matter, but what do you think has been protecting us for centuries on roofs”?
This has a relevance to your question; Can you put Jangro High Traffic Polish directly onto a slate floor? I would say yes, and the reason why I would say this is because it is currently on my slate floor in my own kitchen. I believe the appearance of the slate floor has been enhanced with the application of the polish; it now has a gloss finish to it, which is uniformed and looks very nice. If after a while you want to go back to the natural look, you can always remove the polish at any time, by using Jangro Floor Stripper. You see the polish is a water based solution, and it is regarded as being a semi- permanent finish so it can easily be removed whenever required.
The High Traffic Polish has metalized solids in it (approx. 21%) whereas the “Wet look” floor polish has 25% solids…..which to me makes the shine appear more luminous, and the product can stand up to much harder wear and that product would be my preference. If you are to use I would suggest you build up thin layers of polish rather than applying too thickly in one go.
I hope this answers you query and thanks for getting in touch.
Kindest regards
Mark Wray