Once confirmed, honing first helps to open the stone by increasing the surface area. Then poultice with Iron Out or similar product. Refinish as required after.

Removing rust can be difficult and not always at a 100% success rate.

Manage the results with the client.

Could be oxidation. Test it with rsr 2000 for iron

On Tue, Sep 25, 2018 at 10:21 AM Darcy Hill <darcy@atlanticstoneandtilecare.com> wrote:

Hello Partners!

We have a few marble floors within a clients home that have a very bright
orange/ pinkish staining. Has anyone ever seen anything like this or had
any success in removing them? Let us know, we greatly appreciate it!


Atlantic Stone and Tile Care


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Subject: Marble stains
From:    "Dar Darcy" <fishcharleston@icloud.com>
Date:    Tue, September 25, 2018 7:03 am
To:      darcy@atlanticstoneandtilecare.com
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