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Contact your stone dealer or call a professional stone restorer for refinishing or repolishing etched areas. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let us bring back the timeless elegance of your stone surfaces. Using suitable cleaning products and techniques is essential to avoid damage while effectively addressing stains and other challenges. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and bring back the timeless elegance of your stone floors. Our expertise extends beyond polishing and sanding we also excel in repairing holes and cracks in travertine and limestone. Daily foot traffic or moving heavy furniture can lead to scratches on your stone floors - heritage stonemasonry company.
Natural stone renovation often conjures the image of old stone or a listed building where the marble is damaged. However, for many clients, the full restoration process can actually be necessary as the final stage of installation. Ensuring that these beautiful stone buildings are here for the next generations to enjoy. Whatever the cause, our team of qualified site masons makes sure all repairs are carried out with the care and respect that the stone deserves. Very professional, skilful, friendly and willing to spend time to explain clearly what causing my marble get problems - public statuary in bronze.
Etching occurs when an acidic chemical eats away and dissolves the surface of natural stone, leaving a dull mark. In mild scenarios, it looks like a clear liquid stain; however, the longer the stone is exposed to chemicals, the worse the damage. The best and only real way to get rid of these marks is through polishing. Welcome to our expert stone restoration sanding and polishing services, where we specialise in restoring the natural beauty of various stone floors and countertops. Natural stone restoration, as the name suggests, is the art of restoring existing stone back to its original glory. Stone restoration involves the removal of scratches and/or damage from the surface of the stone by means of mechanical abrasion. For more information, please visit our site https://www.goldfieldstone.co.nz/
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