Limestone with the feel of sandpaper

[Defy]

whatever trevor!

How am i suppost to know what it is?

It says it isnt limestone in one of the replies above does it not?

M8 this is the problem with stone. Limestone is the catagory. Travertine is a limestone but its not called "Limestone" if you understand.

Travertine and limestone are both alkali stones so you should not use acid on either it eats it. Using acid can be a very costly mistake 😉

 

[sptiling]

so is sealing in all the grout dust!

 

[wetdec]

I think Defy is trying to get the point across that stone needs a little understanding and there is no easy fix method. We can sometimes forget that stone is natural and has pores like you and I sowe need to treat it with a little respect

 

[gonk31]

would speak to who you got the sealer from as one company`s seal remover is only guranteed to have no reactions against a sealer from its own range. ie if u used hg sealer and then fila seal remover and they reacted then you would have no potential comebacks with either company.

 

[takeaflight]

HI Guys thanks for all the replys, sorry it's taken me this long to reply been away and computor problems.

I have found a solution:yes: running a very fine disc sander without applying any pressure over the surface.

Thanks again.

Roy

 

[wetdec]

Shame you didnt get back here earlier and give some feedback to the questions.