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Water Stains : absolute black and water stains
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Author: tim707@verizon.Subject: absolute black and water stainsPosted: 20 Jan 2010 at 7:07pmDavid, What makes you think Lime juice will work? And how do you apply it?
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Water Stains : absolute black and water stains
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Author: floormanSubject: absolute black and water stainsPosted: 20 Jan 2010 at 5:52pm When I restore granite counter tops there are areas that you can't get the tools on mainly up against the faucets. These areas at times have water spots and residue of hard water build up. A new straight razor always cleans these areas up nice. Then I follow it up with a stone wax that you gently buff off with steel wool 0 grit.
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Marble : repolishing grey and black marble
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Author: Antony ThomsanSubject: repolishing grey and black marblePosted: 15 Jan 2010 at 11:11amHi,Aidan Weisz is telling right. You should go with black marble. I think this is better option for you. Edited by findstone - 20 Jan 2010 at 1:45pm
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Water Stains : absolute black and water stains
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Author: davidcoopperSubject: absolute black and water stainsPosted: 12 Jan 2010 at 3:06pmHi,I went into your problem I think this problem will be solved by using some lime juice on it which definitely cure your problem.Edited by findstone - 20 Jan 2010 at 1:41pm
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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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