Bianco Sardo flamed granite
csantospago@gmail.com
(22 Nov 2016 15:42 EST)
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Re: Bianco Sardo flamed granite Ron Moore (22 Nov 2016 16:05 EST)
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Re: Bianco Sardo flamed granite
Bill Selik
(22 Nov 2016 16:46 EST)
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Re: Bianco Sardo flamed granite
csantospago@gmail.com
(22 Nov 2016 17:25 EST)
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Re: Bianco Sardo flamed granite
Stu Rosen
(23 Nov 2016 06:54 EST)
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Re: Bianco Sardo flamed granite Ron Moore 22 Nov 2016 16:05 EST
Chris, I would attempt to use a combination to fix this problem. I would use a stripper called Renegade we get out our local Daycon janitorial center. After stripping a couple times, (using a Malish brush) I would use an acidic cleaner(as the stone has a rough surface/honed/flamed) and oxyclean combination. The Malish brush will be ideal for the textured surface and the oxyclean may help brighten the older tiles to help match more closely the new ones. Good luck! Ron Moore American Stone Care, Inc. On Tue, November 22, 2016 2:42 pm, csantospago@gmail.com wrote: > Hi partners, > > > I looked at this floor and steps today. The homeowner is looking to > return this stone to the original lighter color gray. He has replaced > three tiles as you can see in the picture. I was not able to remove any > wax with a razor blade. I believe it's some type of topical that has > turned the stone yellowish. I have about a 10 square-foot area I can do a > mock up on as he will replace part of the floor with hardwood. Any ideas > on products to strip this and return it to the original light color gray? > > > Thank you, > Chris Santospago > Restoration by design stone > > > > Visit list archives, subscribe, unsubscribe or change your subscription > preferences: > http://stoneandtilepros.simplelists.com/sccpartners > > > Start a new conversation (thread): > sccpartners@stoneandtilepros.simplelists.com > > > > > Sent from my iPhone Ron Moore, President American Stone Care, Inc. 16458 Lone Oak Place Hamilton, VA. 20158 540-338-5559 o 301-602-2307 c www.americanstonecare.com