Justin
This is common problem with white marble. Your client is probably correct. The rusting is coming from within the stone. Based on the photos I would say replacement is the only option. See my article on iron oxidation in the articles section on stoneandtilepros.com to show your client
On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 5:35 PM, Justin Cameron <justin@jmcstoneandtilecare.com> wrote:
I have this potential client and her marble is rusting. The husband is a know it all and assures me there wasn't any rebar used underneath. Wife says it gradually started to spread. Any ideas to fix or if its a lost cause.Thanks
--Justin CameronJMC Stone and Tile Carewww.jmcstoneandtilecare comServing all of Riverside / San Diego Counties with natural stone and tile careMarble | Granite | Limestone | Travertine | Porcelain | Ceramic | Saltillo
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