I recently used Titan resin and was so easy to use, it has left some residue on the surface and water won’t clean it off. What can I use to get the residue off?
@@davestribley Yeah I had the same problem on my first area… it’s a bitch to get off and that’s why I made a point of telling people to make sure all residue has gone…. I got some of mine off with a wire brush but I think it will just take time to wear off gradually…
@@julianguffogg It’s been in a good few weeks or more now and still looks good. I had to pressure wash one of the areas and had no problems at all. The previous stuff always made me nervous about pressure washing and often blew out. No issues with this Titan stuff. And I kept the empty tubs because they are useful…. I used one the other day that had some residue Titan still in the bottom…. It was rock hard…. Gotta say I’m still impressed with Titan… 👍
@@user-ik6sh3ih7n Didn’t stain the slabs at all…. Just made sure that ALL excess product was removed…. TBH I found it harder to stop the Sika stuff from staining the slabs than the ProJoint… look a bit closer and there is no staining with the ProJoint… 👍👍
I can't disagree, traditional skills are few and far between nowadays, and a lot of people are also looking for easier alternatives {that's the world that we live in...} and this is a decent alternative...
