I have fixed a similar disaster before:the most effective way to prep tiles to be reinstalled was building a jig and using a diamond cup wheel on a high speed grinder outdoors where dust isn't a problem then reinstalling stones back buttered in white flex (high latex) multipurpose thin set/ white epoxy grout

In a message dated 3/1/2009 6:26:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, colonialfloorcare@gmail.com writes:

Can anyone answer this. I would like to give this person the best advice.

Thanks

Bill

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From: BONNIE GALLOGLY <bonnie.gal@comcast.net>
Date: March 1, 2009 4:08:58 PM EST
To: Bill@ConcretePolishing.com
Subject: Asking for Advice

Bill, We have honed 12x12 white marble tiles which were sealed on the backside as well and the front before installation. This has resulted in the marble failing to adhere to the thin set and separating from the wall. The tiles are in perfect condition but obviously in order to reinstall them the sealer on the backside must be thoroughly removed. Can you suggest a product which would do this job? If there isn't a chemical product to remove the sealer what means are available for this task? Thanks so much for giving me some advice on this matter. We need to get it done urgently. Sincerely, Bonnie Gallogly

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