Stuart,
Average coming up after this. First have hardware removed from sink. Second, lightly hone (200 grit) area. This will remove any etching and open the stone. Third, mix a poultice to the consistency of mashed potatoes. Not too thick, not too runny. Mix into poultice some Iron out. White powder form purchased at Home Depot. Add a cup to cup n a half. Mix well. Apply your poultice to the stains. Cover thoroughly and at a thickness of at least a 1/4 ". Now cover your poultice with plastic. Pat down to remove all air and tape edges. Leave your poultice on the stain (covered) for 24-48 hours. Next, remove plastic and allow mud to dry. During drying your poultice is pulling out the stains.
When poultice is cracked and dry, remove and clean area. Repolish as needed.The reason I suggest iron out on this stain is it looks like it could be from hard water. Iron likley present. Go get em!
Ron
On Feb 4, 2013 5:53 PM, "Stuart Young" <santafefc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
After 22 attempts at poulticing stone, we have a success rate of 0%. Never have we been able to remove a stain from stone. We have recently been given a new opportunity to raise our average. Can anyone give us help or advice?Stuart YoungSanta Fe Floor Care
