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Water Stains : absolute black and water stains
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Author: tim707@verizon.Subject: absolute black and water stainsPosted: 22 Dec 2009 at 3:34amHi all I have read through a lot of information but have yet to have my concern directly answered, so here goes. I have a stone that is called absolute black and I read this site before buying it so I have heard all the posts about that name and the dying problems, lemons do not affect the surface at all so whatever it is it is very dense, but we are getting water spots around the sink area. If you do not wipe every bit of water up any amount of water will leave a spot. I did NOT seal this stone so it is not a sealer problem. What can do done to remove the water spots? Someone said vinegar but that di nothing at all, the surface is shiny and still looks good but it bothers me to see the spots.
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General questions on all kinds of stones : Eucalyptus stains on flagstone
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Author: britneymarkSubject: Eucalyptus stains on flagstonePosted: 18 Dec 2009 at 11:58amI recently had a leak in my basement oil tank, heating fuel dripped and spilled all over the concrete floor. I have tried concrete cleaner, de-greaser and the like, but I still have the smell of oil permeating through out the house. Any suggestions on clean up?Edited by findstone - 21 Dec 2009 at 7:22pm
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Water Stains : Pebble Tiles are turning to be a fashion.
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Author: sippySubject: Pebble Tiles are turning to be a fashion.Posted: 10 Dec 2009 at 8:14amNice information about pebble tiles. Thanks for sharing this good info.Edited by findstone - 16 Dec 2009 at 12:22pm
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Water Stains : Granite installed in Kitchen
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Author: beriszlSubject: Granite installed in KitchenPosted: 09 Dec 2009 at 11:54amQuality natural stone maintenance through a network of qualified natural stone professionalsI do know without any more information, is I've neverheard of sealer afecting the appearence of any stone that drasticallyor for that length of time.
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Marble Stains / Spots : marble spots from toothpaste?
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Author: cezzzSubject: marble spots from toothpaste?Posted: 08 Dec 2009 at 4:30pmYes it could as toothpaste is an abrasive. Try rubbing the toothpasteon something hard and with a high gloss and see the results. It alsohas some stain qualities so it could also stain the marble if not wipedup.Toothpaste is a very fine abrasive; I wouldn't recommend rubbing itharshly for removal. For cleaning/shining your Marble, I'd recommend"Gel Gloss"; it comes in a 'purple' can and can usually be found in adecent hardware dept....the marble will look better than brand new
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