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Expert Profile: Bill Hohmann

Expertise:  I can answer questions concerning the stripping and sealing of various tile, brick, and stone flooring with an emphasis on Mexican Tile. I cannot help in regards to installation issues, such as what sort of tile to use; how to install or remove tiles, etc.

Experience in the area
Over 29 years experience in the manufacture development and use of sealers, coatings and cleaners for tile, stone, brick, etc.

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User Comments
thank you!!
(Joanne on 11/04/08)
Thanks. I will look into purchasing SR 5 stripper.
(andrea on 10/27/08)
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Recent Answers from Bill Hohmann
2008-11-19  Reclaimed French tile I have no idea what "reclaimed french tile" is, but if there is a sealer on them, you can probably remove it with acetone, working only small areas at a time. We make a stripper called SR-5 which will...
2008-11-18  Saltillo tile calcium deposits I assume you have fixed the leak under the floor, otherwise the problem will continue. To remove the calcite (in this case, calcium carbonate) first wet the tiles with plain water, then clean / scrub...
2008-11-15  Can I use concrete stain on tile flooring? I'm sorry, but I have no experience with this sort of thing, and do not know of anyone else who has done this as you describe. I would suggest practicing on a tile or two and work out what gives you the...
2008-11-12  Saltillo tile Sanding the tiles is a big mistake. The white is probably efflorescence and should clean up easily with a little dilute acid. Even white vinegar 50/50 with water should get it. I do not know what...
2008-11-10  Stripping, staining and sealing Saltillo tile There are very few people out there that can or will strip Saltillo properly. It is very time consuming to do it right. You can only strip about 4 tiles at a time, being careful to not drive the stripped...
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