Will this stain stone?
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It should not, but if the stone is very porous, it might pick up some color.
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I don't know if it will work for this, but it DID NOT work for the water stains on my marble.
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Hey. This works great for our porous Cashmir White granite. I can't speak to other types of stone but we have been very happy with this product. I hope that helps!
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We stained an outdoor concrete countertop, love it! I think it would still be pourous, we sealed it after the stain dried as well. Been a year, if i remember right, it is stain/color only.
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The oil that I successfully removed was olive oil. I believe it should work with all types of oil. As the product is not that expensive, I would strongly recommend you give it a try. You need to be patient. It works but it takes a very long time (2 whole days or longer) and sometimes if your oil stain is really bad, you may need to do it twice but it does work. The oil stain was completely gone and the granite is as good as new. You should also buy the stone sealer after you've removed the stain and seal your granite to prevent future stains. Hope this helps.
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If you are referring to the rock type, slate, perhaps it will. Slate is very porous; it will absorb the product. I would carefully use a scraper first. Use of any wax remover product with petroleum distillates (as this one has) could change the hue of the slate rock to be darker due to the absorption of the product. I would test in an inconspicuous place on that slate, if possible. Once the wax is removed, you might consider having a clean cloth with a bit of the Candle Wax Remover on it to gloss over the whole piece to keep a more even 'look' to the slate.
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I would think this is safe for finished (polished) granite since it doesn't leave any kind of residue behind that would cloud the granite surface. I wouldn't use it on porous stone though.
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I'm going to make an educated guess and say yes - the whitish stain is likely from lime deposits. Certainly wouldn't hurt to try. Good luck!
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I don't know about blue stone but I can tell you it will take the rust out of a toliet bowl with water in it instantly.
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Depends if you have an wet stone or an oil stone. Spit just doesn't do it for a oil stone
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i have black granite counter tops and a cherry cutting board. so, even though cherry wood darkens with exposure to light, i wouldn't be able to see any stains even if there were any. the color of your marble would be an important consideration and also the fact that marble is susceptible to staining. probably the best source for your answer would be a website for a 'stone counter-top' institute or professional organization.
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I have never sanded a stone hearth..... In order to maintain the stain color, It would depend on the depth of the stain. this machine will sand anything without problems associated with swirling patterns etc. Use the appropriate grit. Hard to answer without knowing your end game. I know this won't help... It's a good machine. but not as good as it used to be. But... still better than most. (Are you sanding down to change the basic color?
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I think it would certainly be a viable solution. I used this on metal which I believe is the intended use. That said I did "test" it on a brick paver that had some spilled paint on it and it bubbled up and removed the paint within 15 minutes. I will say that this has some acid in it I believe so you wont want to leave this too long on any sort of stone or it may cause damage as it will likely start to eat away. Good luck. IMO it is certainly worth a shot!
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It can be stained. I dont think it HAS to be concrete stain. I left countertops natural and love it. Has variations of color. Good luck
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Probably not. Desiqned for larger pieces of stone more like tile ,coutertops etc
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I don't know what it would look like if used on black stone, it doesn't seem to leave any residue on my brownish stone. It's not slippery at all. I used several products on my shower stone, mildew was a huge problem, these products so their job, no mildew and clean stone, worth the money.
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really don't know, it might but you can try a wt/dry sandpaper to flatten other stone