Stone Care Guides

How to Remove Stain from Marble with Powders and Paste?

Marble is among the most beautiful natural stones in the world. For this reason, most people are fond of using this marble in their homes due to its beauty. Marble is a common material that creates many things in a home, from marble tiling to marble countertops. Despite all these advantages of marble, it also has some disadvantages. Marble is a porous material, and therefore it gets stained easily. However, there are many powder and paste products available in the market that can effectively eliminate these stains. This article will look at the different ways you can remove various stains...

Industry-leading Stone Restoration Powders and Paste

Stone restoration is a highly-skilled job that can be ruined very easily by the wrong products or an inexperienced tradesman. Most companies offer this service using too harsh abrasives and acids, which tend to destroy your stone. To repair and restore stone, you require professional-grade restoration products that are effective and have minimal effect on the stone. Fortunately, MB Stone Pro's range of restoration powders and paste can help you with that. They are trustworthy and from a highly-reputable brand. Below are some of the best stone restoration powders and paste. Porcelain Restoration Cream Porcelain restoration cream is particularly designed...

A Deep Dive into the World of Stone Sealers

The refurbishing of outdoor installations like stone facades, statues, stone bridges, and even tombstones has long been a stone refurbishing activity held in the highest of regards and been one of the more recognized examples of the craft. As you might expect, a great deal of skill and expertise goes into this kind of work. From specialty cleaning to pointing, and even as far as replacing pieces of stone in the feature itself. When dealing with something as visible and recognizable as a statue, facade, or bridge, great care must be taken not alter the features of the installation in the course of repair.

Basic Guidelines For Restoration Of Marble Tops

The following guidelines make reference to "average" situations. This means that there is no way of establishing beforehand what the exact sequence of the various steps will be. Much will depend on the type of stone, the contingency of the situation, i.e. the depth of the scratch patterns or severity of the etching, etc.

New Indoor Installations of Polished Marble Floors

  There are several categories of new indoor floor installations like a polished stone floor, wall or shower stall, honed or tumble finishing, slate, limestone, etc. Let us consider the most common situation of a polished stone floor like marble, granite or travertine stone, etc. Impregnating Seals: Testing to determine  You can ensure that the marble or the travertine does not require any sealing by running the oil and water test, provided you have a spare tile with you to experiment with; otherwise, you may proceed with a simple water test on the actual floor. After you find out that...