Etched Spot Removal
Etched spots on marble may caused by acid or alkaline liquids
left on your surfaces. Marble typically composed of calcium carbonate
fossils and can be easier etched than granite.
Etching may change the texture of marble surface to dull, non-uniform
appearance. In some cases marble body can be etched, burned and melted
to rough surface and destroyed to sand.
Such liquids as juice, liquor, lotion, sauce, urine, bleach,
general cleaning products and others can easy etch the marble.
Some liquids will just etch your marble while other will
etch and stain by penetrating.
In case your marble was stained and etched, for restoration
you will need perform two different procedures, known as resurfacing
and poultice.
Discolored Spot Removal
Discoloration is a light spots that may cause on the dark marble.
It is produced by mineral salt or calcium carried by water from concrete,
thinset or other adhesives below the marble surface. Such minerals are
sucking through the marble body, and then after drying leave spots and
white crystal powder.
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Etched Tile
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Etched Tile
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Etched Marble Countertop
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Restored Marble Countertop
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