Baird,
Several years ago I had an issue with DuPont Bulletproof that was used on a limestone floor after some testing we found the problem with the stone was the sealer. We use a Alkaline based stripper PH 12 /13 and stripped the Bulletproof off the surface. Bulletproof leaves a topical finish on top of stones and stripping and repolishing the surface should correct your problem.
John E Freitag
John E Freitag
Owner/Director
The Stone & Tile School
Office 407-567-7680
Cell 407-615-0134
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Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 4:08 PM
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Subject: Bulletproof
Hi. I recently took a look at a honed granite counter that the owner treated with Dupont Bulletproof and some sort of Dupont enhancer. The surface now has the look of being etched with rings and scratches in places, although I suspect it is just areas where the bulletproof didn't really hold up. Question is, Does anyone out there have a method for removing the bulletproof and restoring the granite to its original blemish free honed finish? My first thought is Methlyne Chloride. My second thought is to walk away from it.
Thanks,
B
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