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Expert Answers in Stone Restoration
What is Causing my Kitchen Marble Countertop to Stain?
ANSWER - Marble isn't the safest material to use on a kitchen countertop because it is primarily comprised of calcium carbonate that is chemical sensitive and has a tendency to scratch. Having a honed surface…
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How do you remove stains in Limestone in an Exterior Application?
ANSWER - Limestone stone is a calcium carbonate sedimentary natural stone. It contains various minerals such as ferrous oxide that when subjected to excessive moisture can develop mineral stains. Sometimes this is just minor staining…
Read MoreHow long will it take for Limestone to Dry from being wet, and will the dark spots go away?
ANSWER - There are 3 subcategories of limestone per ASTM C568. Their physical properties vary from being vary porous to very low absorbing. How fast the limestone will dry depends on how absorbing it is,…
Read MoreHow do I remove the dark stains at the seams of our limestone fireplace?
ANSWER - If you have dark stains at the seams of the limestone fireplace, that suggests that the stone installer used a sealant or resin for those joints that bleed into the stone leaving a…
Read MoreHow can I remove the Drip Lines on my Quartz Stone in my Shower?
ANSWER - Quartz Stone is a man-made material that is about 90% natural quartz suspended in a resin base. Natural stone and quartz stone can be affected by various chemicals. The chemicals whether very acidic…
Read MoreHow do I clean my Travertine Tiles on the bathroom floors and shower?
ANSWER - Depending on whether the travertine tiles have been maintained properly or not over the years, it may require a more in-depth cleaning; particularly if there is staining in the stone. Generally speaking, on…
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