Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Picture of the de-stained fireplace where oily stains were removed from under the top shelf stab. more...

Sometimes the light marble countertops begin to acquire an undesired yellowish shade from spills or kitchen appliances. To remove yellowing spotting, try to apply on a stone surface and leave for a few hours a more...

The marble is susceptible to undesired stains and possibly caused by various bathroom products such as hand soap, metal cans, hair dye, etc. more...

Undesired stains can occur when a colored liquid absorbs into the stone body, into micropores below the surface, and cannot be cleaned by any cleaner or wipe-off method. The stain is inside the stone, so surface more...

Taking into account the content of minerals in marble, there is always a risk that the iron in the rock can rust. A beautiful picture can deteriorate when iron, deep inside the rock, changes color under the influence more...

Marble has pores and is thus permeable, so it is easy to leave a rust stain and often impossible to remove the stains, especially on such white marble. We were able to brighten them to less obtrusive shade. more...

To remove or reduce yellowing on a shower floor, you will need the following materials: 1. White vinegar 2. Baking soda 3. Soft brush or sponge 4. Water 5. Clean cloth or towel Here are some steps to remove yellowing on more...

Yellowing on a shower mosaic floor can be caused by several factors: 1. Hard water stains: If the water in your area has a high mineral content, it can leave behind hard water stains on your shower mosaic floor, which more...

Removal of organic stains such as coffee, tea, tobacco, bark, leaves, tar, and urine. Such stains may have a pinkish color. If they are outdoors they can be washed out with rain and brightened by sunlight, but if more...

Some general information and suggestions for dealing with brown stains on a marble shower floor slab: 1. Identify the source of the stain: Brown stains on marble can be caused by various factors such as rust, hard water more...

It should be noted that sometimes marble floor damage occurs at a chemical level. Even when washing floors with special cleaners, you inevitably harm the marble floor. Even spilled body oil, hair dye, shampoo, hand more...

Here’s a general guide on how to attempt to remove an unknown stain from a white countertop. Materials you may need: – Clean, white cloth or sponge – Mild dish soap or all-purpose cleaner – more...

If you’re unsure or uncomfortable with removing the stain yourself, it’s best to consult with a professional marble cleaner or restoration expert to avoid further damage to your white marble surface. more...

Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions on cleaning products and avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that may damage the nickel finish. Test any cleaning solution on a small, more...

Lawrence Middle Public School graffiti paint removal. Lawrence, NY more...

The stain was removed in a few hours by using various chemicals and techniques. To save the time and money  we successfully avoided poulticing. more...

Lawrence Public School engraved granite block after graffiti leftovers removal. Located in Lawrence, NY more...

Granite is known as impervious to liquids and is actually less absorbent than a marble. However, if a substance like oil will soak into a granite floor, it will leave a dark-colored stain, that could be extracted and more...

Granite does not require special maintenance conditions, such as floors and products made from marble. The dense structure of granite, in most cases, does not allow moisture and dirt to soak into the pores, forming more...

Picture of the gray granite with flamed finish after specks removal. The oily stains were removed with peroxide and heat in a couple hours. more...

This undesired stain caused by metal can left on granite for several days. Regular cleaning was useless. The de-staining service has to be provided. more...

How do I clean the undesired stains? The faster you wipe away the leaks, the better your chances of cleaning effectively. You can use soft marble cleaners from the local store, or you can make your own cleaning agent, more...

The mold stains were removed by deep grinding and brightening by long contact with some aggressive chemicals. more...

Picture of the counter area where the yellow stains were removed by brightening with various chemicals and methods. more...

In order to avoid such undesired spottings, you should know:  marble is afraid of spilled coffee, tea, juice, sodas, wine, ketchup, dressing, etc. A sealer may help in some such cases but in not all cases. more...

The organic blots/smears were left by Christmas Decorations adhered to the marble panel. Often there is an opportunity to remove such stains with special gels, and organic stains from a light stone often can be removed more...

Keep in mind that marble is porous and susceptible to stains, making it a fast absorber of colored spills, smears, which may add unsightly undesired marks on the surface. more...

Spills and drops from coffee, tea, wine can leave ugly undesired marks. To avoid this, immediately wipe the stain with a damp cloth and then apply to the remaining stain with a special “Mangiamacchia – Spot more...

The blotchy stains were topical and easy to removie with top layer of marble. Sometimes light countertops begin to acquire a yellowish shade. To remove such film, try to apply on a surface and leave for a short time a more...

The yellow smears were removed with various chemicals without affecting or discoloring an original finish on the concrete floor. Removed within one day without poulticing. Located in West Village New York, NY. more...

The concrete floor got some yellow stains from unknown source. The challenge was to remove the stain only, without affecting the original concrete coat. Located in art gallery in West Village New York, NY. more...

This kitchen limestone countertop was stained due to normal cooking and usage. There are many oily and unknown stains. more...

Stains from coffee, tea, wine can leave an ugly mark. To avoid this, immediately remove the stain with a damp cloth and then with moisten white linen napkin in a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and a few drops of ammonia more...

We removed most of stains from marble without poulticing and grinding within one day, saving time and money. more...

It should be noted that sometimes marble damage occurs at a chemical level. Even when cleaning with stone cleaners, you inevitably harm the marble. Even spilled body oil, hair dye, shampoo, hand cream or shower gel can more...

The piece was repolished, buffed, stains removed and sealed. more...

The mold roots are going on some depth into a marble pores, and often can be treated as regular stain. In some cases a tile with a mold stain can be replaced only. more...

We removed the stain by just deep polishing and buffing, the stain wasn’t too deep and stayed on the top. more...

The stains were removed with bleach penetration and then re-polished. Fortunately the stains were not absorbed too deep and successfully removed without poulticing. more...