Stains Removal from Stone
Staining, in most cases, can be removed by a process known
as poulticing. The appropriate poultice for the stain is prepared and
placed on the stain and allowed to dry. As it dries it will pick the
stain up from a pores of stone.
If the poultice doesn't work, honing or grinding the surface
down to a fresh layer of stone and then polishing may be needed to remove
the stain.
Some stains can penetrate complete through stone body that grinding
or honing will not able to remove stain complete, in this case should
be used both ways for stain removing.
Before beginning of removing the stains, we should determine
where the stain came from, it can be adhesives, alkaline, beer, bleach,
blood, urine, candy, chocolate, egg, oils, grease, gum, water stains,
ice cream, ink, juice, liquor, lotion, make up, mold, grout, nail polish,
paints, perfume, soap film, sauce, syrup, wax coatings, wines and others.
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Stain Removal from Vanity
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Stain Removal from Vanity
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Stained Granite Countertop
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Stain Removal
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Stain on Granite Floor
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Granite Floor
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Stain Removal
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Stain Removal
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Stained Concrete Floor
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Concrete Floor
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Stain on Shower Wall
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Stain on Shower Wall
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Stained Marble
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Stained Marble
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