I want to mention first, you should have
stain removal guide on hand from Dr Hueston, it has been my bible over the last
century.
There are a few possibilities, you will
have to make sure which is the right type of stain, we all know that customers call
and say they have a stain when in reality they have etches
I am basing my assessment that the Black
plunger is rubber and may have also have been subjected to acids, (urine or some
product to unclog the toilet)
Option 1
Try to use a strong degreaser to remove a
black type mark,
If that doesn’t work a solvent like
toluene –
Option 2
Get a cigarette lighter and check the reflection
in that hard to reach corner we all put our plunger on. If the floor is
etched, than some powder polish work as well. - This you will have to do
Option 3
It is travertine; if a “stain”
persists it could also be that the filler portion has marked. In that
case a simple color matched grout; with the credit card technique application
would do wonders.
Anthony
Masecchia
Master Stone
Consultant
Marble
Maestro tm
6615
Papineau
Montreal
Quebec
H2G
2X3
514-777-7797
514-904-1815
From:
donkasch@gmail.com [mailto:donkasch@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Don Kasch
Sent: December 8, 2008 11:44 PM
To:
Subject: [sccpartners] rubber
stain
I have a customer that has a stain in her travertine from a black
plunger, any clues to remove it? is there a home made poltuce that she can
apply? Thanks in advance for your help.
--
Don Kasch
Floor Restoration Specialists
floorrestorationspecialists.com
801.358.0423
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