Natural stone is by far and away the most respected covering material from a value added approach. Most people agree upon the elegance and sophistication of stone and thanks to rapid advances in industry technology stone is

I have had some cases where it is possible but it depends on how long the stain was there, if the moisture problem has been abated, etc. You can usually tell by the severity of the stain.

In the service industry of stone restoration one of the most common requests is sealing to protect the surface of natural stone. A properly sealed natural stone surface; vanity, counter top or floor, will help the customer

How long will a sealer last? What about the warranty claims made by manufacturers? There are plenty of claims, but it really comes down to proper application and maintenance. Homeowners should be aware that most warranties take

A common term used by Stone Craftsmen to describe a stain deterrent that is applied to natural stone is "sealer". It's a general term that most consumers can relate to, and understand why it needs to be

A honed finish is a smooth matte finish, and a polished floor is a shine on the floor which can range from low to a high mirror finish, depending on what you want.

When acid (vinegar) comes into contact with marble (calcium carbonate), it causes a chemical reaction. The result is called etching. Natural stone sealers penetrate the stone and do not prevent this natural reaction. If you do in

The Ten Most common Stone Problems by Frederick M. Hueston Marble, granite, limestone and other decorative stone are durable materials that will last a life time. However, if not installed correctly or properly cared for, will experience problems that will shorten

Most companies are not equipped or educated to work on granite. The only method they know is waxing to make a shine. Waxes = Fake Shine. It does not last and can only get worse over time.

Spills and Stains Blot the spill with a paper towel immediately. Don't wipe the area, it will spread the spill. Flush the area with plain water and mild soap and rinse several times. Dry the area thoroughly