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Whether to seal glass tiles or not is an important decision. Glass tiles tend to be non-porous which means water can't get inside, so there is usually no need to seal them. However, if they have a bevelled or uneven surface they can be susceptible to water damage, so it's worth sealing these to ensure they stay in tip top condition.
If you are using a mix of different tile materials, remember to seal those that aren't glass. Sealants can be wiped off glass tiles to ensure you only seal what needs it. This will preserve your design and help prevent staining - making sure your mosaic stays beautiful for longer!
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With outdoor mosaics, it's advisable to use two coats of the sealant. Remember, whether you're using glass or stone mosaic tiles or a mixture of both, they should always be laid on dust-free and levelled surfaces.
This probably isn't the right forum for this question but I'm hoping those of you that work with glass tile can help me. We've installed glass tiles in our master bathroom remodel. The manufacturer suggests using a penetrating sealer PRIOR to and after grouting. I understand the concept and have done this with natural stone. BUT, glass can't absorb the *penetrating* sealer. So, it's going to remain on top and even after wiping the excess, it will dry to a hazy film causing us to have to use another product and lot of elbow grease to remove it. That's our (and a tile installer's) thoughts. Do any of you have any experience with this or opinions please?
Thank you,
Monica
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