Joe
That’s what you call a
nightmare floor.
Of course protect the wood.
I would try first a simple
method and try and reactivate the sealer with the same sealer then buff it dry
and into the stone.
If that didn’t work and
the install (lippage) isn’t an issue, I go with the twister pads (red to
white to yellow)and sand it off the return the stone back to the current look using
the twisters.
Twister process I would charge around
$1,600.00 mark.
Good luck
Randy, CLEANING EDGE
From: Stone & Grout
Meister, LLC [mailto:mail@stoneandgroutmeister.com]
Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 5:44 PM
To: Restoration and Maintenance
Subject: [sccpartners]
I got a client who just built a new home. They installed
1100 sq ft of travertine combined with wood trim (see photo). They bought
the materials through or from Direct Buy and used Direct Buy’s
installation contractor. Anyway …… the installer didn’t
have a clue they used a sponge to apply Aqua Mix Enrich N Seal and never
cleaned up the residue. According to the home owner the installer never cleaned
the floor and they can see grout and dirt under the sealer/enhancer as well as
foot prints. The owner wants the floor fixed ………. Any ideas
on how to work around the wood trim, pricing, ect ? I was thinking about having
the wood trim and baseboards removed. The trim has sealer/enhancer on it and I
think it would cost less to replace the trim than pay me to work around it.
I’ll probably have to level, fill and hone the floor. I was thinking
about skipping from area - area with a 13 “ Hawk or would a DS 301
Planetary Polisher be more effective? Any ideas on pricing ? Thanks in
advance for any help …..
Joe
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