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Commercial and Residential
Marble Cleaning and Polishing
Diamond grinding and Flattening
Terra-cotta Refinishing
Repairs; Marble, Granite, Flagstone
Concrete Acid-Staining and Finishing
Non-Slip Treatments; Micro Etching and Abrasive Coatings
Exterior Stone Cladding; Cleaning and Impregnating
Monument and Statuary
Consultation; Restoration/Installation
Analysis
KEEP YOUR BEAUTIFUL NATURAL STONE
LOOKING LIKE NEW!
DO - Dust mop floors frequently
DO - Clean floors with stone soap
DO - Blot up spills immediately
DO - Call a professional stone restoration company about any problems
DON'T - Don't use vinegar as a cleaner; the acid will etch the stone
DON'T - Don't use cleaners that contain acid such as bathroom cleaners, grout
cleaners on tub & tile cleaners
DON'T - Don't use abrasive cleaners such as dry cleansers or soft cleansers
Dust mop! Dust mop! Dust mop!
Sand, dirt and grit do the most damage to natural surfaces. Use a clean
non-treated dry dust mop at least two or three times a day in high traffic
areas and less
often in low traffic areas.
Walk-off mats inside and outside an entrance will help to minimize sand, dirt and grit that will scratch and dull the stone's surface.
Clean polished and unpolished natural stone
surfaces daily in high traffic areas. Use a clean rayon or cotton string
mop with cold or warn water and a good quality neutral cleaner.
Follow the directions for the cleaner carefully; too much may leave a film and cause streaks.
Stone floors exposed to water and spills should be protected with a silicone penetrating sealer. table and countertops should also be protected with a penetrating sealer and paste wax to protect the stone against water rings and spotting.
Blot the spill with a paper towel; don't wipe--it will spread the spill
Flush the area with plain water and stone soap and rinse several times. Repeat several times if necessary.
If the stain remains, a chemical poultice may be required. Check with your stone supplier or restoration firm for poulticing methods.
Restoration calls for the knowledge and expertise of a professional. With regular maintenance, natural stone surfaces may not have to be restored or refinished for several years.
But when it's time for new life for
your natural stone surfaces, call on a professional in stone restoration
and
refinishing.
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