ETCH REMOVING KIT FOR MARBLE
The products and supplies in
this kit are designed to eliminate etch marks only from most marble, limestone,
travertine and other porous natural stones. Etch marks are acid burns
created by acids such as lemon, vinegar, citric juices, acid base cleaners,
etc. An etch mark removes the shine of a polished marble. The products
in this kit can also remove water marks. The content of this kit is deigned
to work on small areas.
Some etch marks may be too old or too deep to be eliminated. Should
these etches not come out, INTERNATIONAL STONEWORKS can remove them
with our professional grinding and polishing system
Your kit includes:
- Non-acid ETCH REMOVING & POLISHING COMPOUND (2 x 200 cc ontainers)
- STAIN ABSORBING COMPOUND (1 x 200 cc container)
- 1 buffing pad holder
- 2 hand buffing pads
- "LAVENET" pH-balanced stone cleaner ready to use
- Step-by-step method of application
Method of Application:
- clean the stone surface with LAVENET and a damp spong
- rinse with a damp sponge and water
- wet the etched area with water
- add enough Etch Removing & Polishing Compound to make a soft paste
- rub the paste mixture on the etch mark with the pad holder and one
buffing pad
- buff the marks for 3 to 5 minutes
- clean up the slurry with a damp sponge. Dry with a cotton cloth.
Verify that the etch mark is gone. If, not repeat process
- when the etch mark is gone, clean the stone again with LAVENET (see
above)
- when dry, buff the stone with the second buffing pad (dry)
Note: Should the stone be stained in addition to the etch, use the Stain
Removing Compound first. (See "Stain Removing Kit" instructions).
Subsequent Maintenance: See attached information.
Caution:
- Wear protective gloves
- Keep products away from children and pets
- Material Safety Data Sheets are available on all products upon request.
International Stoneworks will not be liable for damage ensuing to property
or injury to user or any person due to misuse or misapplication of these
products.
You didn't settle for less than natural stone,
don't settle for less than International Stoneworks.
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