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Marble Stains / Spots : Why pebble tiles are the best for bathroom shower
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Author: codyfam88Subject: Why pebble tiles are the best for bathroom showerPosted: 28 Dec 2009 at 11:48pmI found a website with photos of a bathroom and toilet with pebblewash floor. Pebbles were laid onto the old ceramic tiles to create a brand new look. Seems like it is also inexpensive to construct. Edited by findstone - 04 Jan 2010 at 11:17am
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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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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?
Marble Stains / Spots : A very, very sad day
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Author: floormanSubject: A very, very sad dayPosted: 02 Dec 2009 at 7:52amI got into the stone restoration 14 years ago and I have heard Maurizio name all these years, Everyone that knew stone would comment this man is the guru of the stone world. Maurizio believed everything must be done with perfection and integrity there where no other ways in his mind. Mr. Maurizio is and will always be missed.
Marble Stains / Spots : marble damage
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Author: floormanSubject: marble damagePosted: 02 Dec 2009 at 7:36amthe area needs honed and re polished. Its an easy fix for a profession stone restorer.
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