Q. I have heard that concrete floors can be polished. Is this true?

A. - Yes. Any concrete floor can be polished to a high shine. The polished surface has NO topical finish and is extremely durable and stain resistant.

Q. - How should I clean marble and granite?

A. - The best method is to use warm water and a soap designed for use on natural stone. (Stay away from the use of vinegar)

Q. - I have a dull spot on a marble surface, how can I polish it?

A - This is probably an etch mark. Something acidic has dropped on the
Marble or limestone and has “eaten away” the polish. The only way to
re-polish the surface is to use a professional service.

Q. - The grout on my tile floor is gray and always looks dirty. How can I clean it?

A. - Dirty grout can be cleaned using water and soap. The problem is that even after cleaning, grout will still look drab and discoloured.

RESTORATION SPECIALTIES Co. can clean the grout and apply a Coloured Epoxy Sealant that will seal the grout, restore the colour and make the grout easier to clean in the future.

Q. - When my marble gets water on it, it turns a darker shade. After some time it goes back to its normal colour. What's going on?

A. - No matter how hard marble and granite appear to be, they are porous. When your marble turns a darker shade, it is actually absorbing water. It will also absorb other liquids. The best way to solve this problem is to 'impregnate' the marble with a penetrating 'sealer/impregnator' made for natural stone. This will make the stone water repellent. A homeowner can purchase and apply this product, but be sure to carefully follow the directions for use.

An alternative is to call Restoration Specialties to provide this service.

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