Yes but hard work. We had a project a while back and scoured the surface with an 80 grit Malish brush, that removed all of the sediment. Then it's just a matter of finishing with higher grit brushes and sealers.

I have some good before and after pictures but I can't seem to upload them from my phone. Will try later when I have an internet connection.

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From the desk of

Baird Standish

Managing Partner

Facility Specialists, LLC

15 West Highland Ave. Suite E

Philadelphia, PA 19118

Phone: 215-732-7505

Fax: 215-546-9160

www.facspecs.com

On Sep 13, 2017, at 4:31 PM, Debbie Shaw <debbie.shaw@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Partners

One of our Partners in Houston has asked me to post this question because due to the floods they have been experiencing, they are having Internet issues.

His question is this: If a Saltillo floor has gone through a flood, can it be restored or is it best for the client just to have the Saltillo replaced? Everyone's input would be very much appreciated.

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