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Limestone : Bali Limestone
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Author: melshelSubject: Bali LimestonePosted: 06 Jan 2010 at 10:54amWe have an extensive area of Limestone tiles (from Bali) as the flooring and some have not been sealed properly. Olive oil has been spilt in a trail on the tiles and was not attended to straight away some of the tiles are in the sunlight and the oil has soaked in. We have tried many different cleaning options but none have worked. Is there a solvent that can assist? Your help and advice would be greatly appreciated.
General questions on all kinds of stones : Marble, travertine or limestone? (Tippi- Pakistan)
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Author: floormanSubject: Marble, travertine or limestone? (Tippi- Pakistan)Posted: 17 Dec 2009 at 10:18am It looks like marbles and limestone. They all restore about the same process. Its better the way it is than having some granite in with the mix. Looks nice!
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General questions on all kinds of stones : Marble, travertine or limestone? (Tippi- Pakistan)
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Author: findstoneSubject: Marble, travertine or limestone? (Tippi- Pakistan)Posted: 16 Dec 2009 at 12:44pmit seems to be marble.
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Marble Stains / Spots : Limestone in a shower
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Author: LindaYSubject: Limestone in a showerPosted: 02 Dec 2009 at 8:39am We have green limestone in a shower. Within 6 months, the tiles were discoloring and the surface looked like it had soap scum/residue on it. The tiles on the front of the threshold began showing signs of spalling and developed a scaly finish. The top of the threshold looked like it had been walked on so much that the surface was worn away and didn't look like the other tiles at all. The back of the threshold inside of the shower looks fine after I cleaned it with a poultice by Miracle. We have soft water which some have said could cause the spawling problem, but that doesn't explain the front of the threshold that doesn't get wet like inside of the shower. I have heard that green limestone or any limestone should not be used in a shower. We've had several restoration companies try to restore sample areas, but nothing has worked. Any ideas as to what may be the problem?
Limestone : fill limestone pits
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Author: rrainerSubject: fill limestone pitsPosted: 18 Nov 2009 at 9:16pmI have acid etched Jerusalem limestone. Love the look but want to fill voids/pits to use for bathroom vanity. Is there some clear polyurethane or anything I should use for this?Thanks,Ray