Tableau Terracotta Tile Liquid Shine, 250 ml

Very good for red fireplace tiles

I have a small holiday home in Spain. The terracotta tiles are possibly 40 years old. To my knowledge they have never been serviced. They were bleached, stained and dull. For some years I’ve been saying I must do something about them. So I gambled on this restorer. The first picture is before I started. The second half way through the 1st coat. The 3rd after 2 coats. I’m very happy with the result. They have the colour back and look refreshed. I’m stopping at 2 because I don’t want them to go a deeper shade. The floor is about 4 meters x 2. I still have enough for a 3rd coat easily.

Does as said on tin

Used it on both old quarry tile window ledges and floors. Scrubbed them first and wiped on with a cloth. They’ve come up smooth and even snd really enhanced the colour. It’s not slippery and doesn’t seem to leave a residue. Definitely would buy again. Goes further than you think

Having followed the instructions implicitly, I have to say the results were very disappointing. Yes, the terracotta tiles were looking nice and resonant (after two coats) but shine??? Zip, zippy, nicht, No. If you look at the image on the can you'd be fooled into thinking, like I did, that effect could be achieved. No way do my tiles, which ironically, are almost exactly the same as the ones shown in the can photo, look anything like they do. I am going to have to buy a tile polish to give them the shiny, semi-gloss I was hoping this purchase would achieve. So if you're looking for 'shiny' as well as color restoration you might want to consider your purchase of Tableau Terracotta Tile Liquid Shine.