Sarasota's Mexican Tile Restorations Estimator Jessica Bloomfield Discusses Sealing Saltillo Tile and Grout

Sarasota's Mexican Tile Restorations Estimator Jessica Bloomfield Discusses Sealing Saltillo Tile. Saltillo tiles are sealed to protect their porous surface from moisture, stains, and wear and tear, while also enhancing their natural beauty and making them easier to clean. 

Mexican Tile Sealing creates a barrier that prevents liquids and dirt from penetrating the tile, thus preserving its color and appearance. Sarasota's Mexican Tile Renew tile tech Jessica Bloomfield has been part of the company for almost 5 years, she has worked in aspects of the flooring company.

Saltillo tile may be sealed with multiple coats of acrylic sealer, the film will build an even protective film and gloss that may repel water, oil, grease, and efflorescence. A quality acrylic sealant should be used as it will be easy to apply, non-yellowing and long-lasting.

Estimator Jessica Bloomfield states that it is essential to know that you must seal unsealed Saltillo tiles to prevent dust - dirt - grease buildup, water absorption and ensure their long-term durability for your Mexican Tile Renew project. Jessica Bloomfield has been working for over 4 years cleaning and sealing Mexican tile in South West Florida.

Estimator Jessica Bloomfield tells us that Saltillo tiles are sealed to protect their porous surface from staining, moisture absorption, and wear and tear. This helps to maintain their beauty, durability, and ease of cleaning. Unsealed Saltillo tiles are susceptible to staining and damage from everyday use, while sealed tiles offer a protective barrier.

Sarasota's Mexican Tile Restorations estimator Jessica Bloomfield discusses the problems that arise in sealing Saltillo tile around a pool. While sealing Mexican -Saltillo tile inside your home is essential, sealing Mexican - Saltillo tile around a pool is problematic. Sealed Mexican - Saltillo tile around a pool is extremely slippery when wet and the sealed tile does not allow moisture to escape from the tile, thus causing the creation of mold and white spots or efflorescence.  

White spots on Mexican tiles are often a result of efflorescence, a natural phenomenon where mineral salts are deposited on the surface as water evaporates up through the tile. Best bet is to power wash Mexican tile around a pool and leave bare, not sealed.