Can this be used on travertine marble?
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According to its label, this cleaner is safe for use on granite, marble, travertine, limestone, porcelain, ceramic, quartz. Corian, Silestone and other engineered stone surfaces.
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Restore-a-floor works well on virtually all surfaces. I have used it on hardwood floors and marble both. Definately restores life to old and dried out wood and marble alike. Be sure to get a couple as if floor is particularly dry it could really suck it up. I don't think you will be disappointed.
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I assume that these pads would work on marble stone, for I think it a softer material than concrete, and these work great on concrete. The densifier/sealer come a detailed instruction page, which I remember to suggest to mix with water and spread on the surface after 800 or 1500 grits (I am not sure) and leave it on it for a day or so (as long as you can without it drying out, for prolonged action). Afterwards continue with the polishing, which would give you a harder, denser and more reflective surface.
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I use it on my travertine tiles in hallway and also on hardwood floor. It does slip, especially on hardwood floors. Not so much on travertine.
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I believe so. Works especially well on mildew and soap scum. Only surface to really avoid is carrera marble.
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I have not used it on Marble yet, however I think it would work. Marble is a softer stone than Granite. However, I don't think you would want to use this in the kitchen as the water would get everywhere. However, I assume that if you could protect the wood cabinets and floor you might get away with it. I think I would start the grinding with a medium grit wheel and work my way to the fine grit. Don't use a lot of down pressure and keep moving as you grind. I don't think it will work on ceramic or porcelain tiles.
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I bought to glue marble. It worked very well. Very strong. It is very specific on the usage on marble. Not sure how it would work on soapstone.
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Travertine is quite porous-If it has been awhile since it was previously sealed, i would say it should work--but as with anything, I'd try on an in conspicuous area 1st.
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Sorry, I don't know. I use it on my granite counter tops and it works greats. It's not that harsh so I don't think it would hurt it. I have used occasionally it on tumbled marble and it works fine.
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No! This is to restore more less raw marble. You'd ruin your floor. Buy a grout release product. That's their purpose.Or.....just use a damp towel and elbow grease
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I don't have a marble floor, but it works great on my ceramic tile, so given that marble is much harder, I think it would be fine.
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Marble is included in the list of recommended sealed stone surfaces that it can be used on. I don't have any marble surfaces so I haven't tried it on a marble surface myself. It works fine wherever I have used it though.
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I have installed several of these on ceramic tile floors so it is possible, you need a special drill bit and proceed slowly and carefully to avoid cracking the travertine. I would do it. Once installed correctly, they pretty much guarantee no one is simply kicking in the door.
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I would use with care on cultured marble, testing a small area first. I use it in my travertine shower but the finish is rough not glossy. I would not use it on my shiny marble kitchen countertops. Cultured marble is supposed to have a man made polymer sealant of some sort so if that seal is good you shouldn't have a problem.
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I don't see why not, I used it to polish concrete all the way down into the aggregate and most of that is rock. The tricky thing will be how you secure the gemstones and rocks in order to use the polisher on them.
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I would say yes. I just used it on some white brushed finished travertine. It penetrated well and left no haze. Since the marble has a matte finish, I think the sealer would perform in a similar way.
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I would imagine it is safe to use on marble. However there is no suction retrieval of moisture with this machine so you might have to dry the floor with a rag or dry mop. The cleaning ability is very good and removes dirt as well as sanitizing. Hope that answers your question.