Can you spray this product on natural stone around my pool?
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It should state on the back of container. I would check with the manufacturer first, as to not ruin your stone. I also question how pourous your stone is. I would look around for something in a larger quantity. This is a very small bottle.
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It is mostly made for grout. And if you do the tile portion, you will have to buff it after a few min. It's not made for a porous tile. I would go online or Google to ask what should be used. Sometimes what you use in grout, may not be used on tile
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I agree with the previous answer, and ask the manufacturer if it is safe for a stone floor. Three concerns:1- It may change the color or appearance2- It may make it slippery when wet.3- You are going to need a lot of product to do a regular pool deck.If you know the mason who laid the stone, I would ask them for their recommendation.
1592054
I do not know about a pool but it works well around the stones our shed sits on. A family member built a concrete patio with stones around the edging and they have worked well.
1698824
It describes on the bottle, "for natural stone and counter tops. No mention of using on tile. I have Granite tile on my counter top.
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I would be very careful not to get it in the pool or on any plastic,vinyl or tile. Not sure what the solution might do to those areas.
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The bottle doesn't mention NOT using it on natural stone tiles, but it is very strong stuff and has lots of bleach in it. If you can use bleach on natural stone tiles then you are probably okay using this. Hope that helps.
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I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
781711
yes.....anysurface for this product.....for mineral/iron type stains....very good product.....i need thisevery spring when opening pool
1292671
Absolutely. It works beautifully on all sealed stone, incuding travertine. One of my clients has a highly polished travertine floor. We've been using this product on their floor for five years and it positively glows!
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I don't know about soap stone. I used mine on a natural stone tile on the kitchen counter back splash and fire place tile. Worked great better than anything I've tried before.
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http://www.stonesource.com/?stone=pietra-cardosaSee web site above for the stone. It should be ok if it's natural stone. I would call Stone Tech 's Tech.Dept
529999
It would take a lot of rubbing. It is for surface oxidation and slight calcium buildup. Try Lime-a-way.
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When I used this product I used it to get mortar off of natural stone. It worked great and did not harm the stone. Though I seem to recall it did clean the stone and remove grime from the surface of the stone. That said, "natural stone" says nothing of what the stone is. Stones come in all shapes, sizes and chemical compositions naturally. Likelihood is that if you are using the stone for a fire place, it won't harm the stone. But I recommend testing it on a similar stone not on the fireplace first. or maybe testing it in a small hidden area of the fire place.
767223
Yes I would, I use a maguires spray shine with my clay- find it works the best.
2190548
Yes; using it without thoroughly soaking it first will damage the stone and/or your knife.
1167583
I use a spray on one I bought at Home Depot or Lowe's. This marble takes a real beating in my house with 4 teenagers and sealing it is important. Nothing works perfectly.
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I have never used it on natural mable only granite. You would be better off asking a stone expert.
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YES, it is amazing on rocks! It brings out the natural colors in rocks which is what attracted me to this particular spray paint! However, it cannot be used in an aquarium environment due to toxic outgases from the paint. However, I have been using it strictly for achieving the beauty of the natural rock formation.