Corroded Shower Floor Build Up
Such build-ups virtually may exist around any shower drain strainer, grout, fixture, or on shower or steam-room tiles. Owners are often confused about how to get rid of these issues on marble. In the heaviest cases, professional attention will be required.
It likely can be either hard water deposits (like on the bottom of teapot) or a kind of adhesive (or part of its chemical composition) that was soaking up through the grout pores or micro-cracks in the grout. More likely it happened little by little “growing” over a few years.
The build-up was removed by sanding out then marble polishing to the original finish and re-grouting affected lines. It would not be possible to properly fix by not professional, the marble under the buildup was deeply corroded, and deep sanding was required. The grout was damaged too.
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Shower Floor after Build Up Removal
Old Grout Deep Cut Out Lines on Shower Stall Floor
Freshly Grouted Shower Floor
Moldiness on Shower Floor Grout Removal
Build Up and Efflorescence on Shower Floor
Deep Erosion on Shower Floor Ground Down
Polished Floor in Shower Stall
Limestone Mosaic Shower Floor after Full Restoration
Stains and Grime on Limestone Shower Floor
Marble Floor in Shower after Cleaning
Marble Shower Restoration Service
Shower Floor after Stains Removal
Shower Floor Cleaning and Grout Refreshing
Mildew Stains and Dirt in Shower after Removal
Mold on Marble Shower Floor
Mosaic Shower Floor before Cleaning
Dirty Stains on Grout & Mosaic (Shower Floor)
Cleaned Limestone Shower Floor
Shower Threshold Replacement
Black Mold & Efflorescence on Shower Floor around Drain Grid
Messed up Mosaic Shower Floor before Restoration
Mosaic Shower Floor and Grout after Cleaning and Polishing
Stained Shower Tiles and Grout
Mold on Ceramic Tiles. Shower Stall Disrepair
