can it be used to remove quickshine polish from marble floors?Best advise?
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Yes I used it to remove from toilet which is similar to marble. It actually comes off that much easier than hard wood. Still use it and very hot water!
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I used it on hardwood floors and it took it off, but with a lot of effort involved in scrubbing. I would think it would work on marble, but having had some marble ruined in the past with a cleaner, I would test it on a small area first.
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I would imagine yes. It did a great job on natural wood which is much softer and more absorbent. I would experiment to see just how long you need to leave it before it softens the shine coat.
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I've used the cleaner on wood laminate and on tile floors. The cleaner removed the polish very we'll off the laminate floor and worked very wee on the grout on the tile floors. I would say that you may try it on small space.
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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 used this polishing kit on granite and it worked perfectly. Every article I have seen on the internet regarding carrera marble does not appear to recommend machine polishing but the one youtube video showed hand polishing with similar diamond grit pads of increasing fineness. I think that since marble is so much softer than granite you have to be extremely careful and perhaps skilled to avoid damaging the surface with a tool like this.
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Hi There,Cleaning the natural stone / marble mosaic tiles would be same as cleaning any tile, which any soft scrubbing materials along with water would work just fine.Please feel free to call us at 1-877-445-5599 if you may have any additional questions.Best Regards,Oracle Tile & Stone1-877-445-5599
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I do not have marble but see no reason why not to as it is a very light machine and it has the soft pads that fit over the brushes so it should not scratch the marble. Be sure to have the area free of dirt and grit before use.
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This is an excellent cleaning product to cut grease , dirt, and grime , but it probably would eat the wax off your floors , instead of shine enhancing! There is a natural cleaning company called Method, and I have seen floor care products from them, check them out, and I hope you find something that fits your need! Take care , James L.
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I found the best cleaner for any color granite is dawn soap mixed with water in a sprayer. Works great and saves money!
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Marble Gloss Restorer does not work on cultured (man made) marble. You can try removing the spots with sand paper
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Diane, marble is a stone and typically a highly buffed stone when used as flooring, it's safe to use for sure but you may loose some of your shine unless you plan on rebuffing the floor one you've got the floor clean and dry. Do not use anything ever in your steam mop other than RO water, purified water or distilled water. Hope this helps.........
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It will definately remove the QuickShine, but might remove your granite sealant too. I'd ask a stone fabricator before using the remover. You can't remove it with a razor blade (eg just scrape it off?)
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Depends, this polisher uses pads and abrasives to polish by removing the surface material, oxidation and metal. I have used it to polish old brass and copper bathroom fixtures which I then coated with clear urethane to preserve the shine. If you are looking to get rid of build up without removing material from the surface this is not the answer. There are liquid products design to do that. Even a floor wax remover would work.
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I am not sure if it safe on a glossy tile. I used it on a non glossy and it was fine. I would guess that no its not safe because it contains bleach. My advice would be to call up a place that sells marble tiles and see if they have a specific cleaner. Just to be safe.....
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I used a dual action polisher with a automotive black finishing pad. I had etched marble on a bathroom sink. Don't expect miracles with this product. After a lot of polishing the surface did improve but it was far from perfect. Good luck.
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I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a produce I use once a year that acts as a sealer. Hope this helps. I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a... » Read More I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a produce I use once a year that acts as a sealer. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I've never used it on marble. Use on marble is not listed on the product label so I would beware. Evelyn
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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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I was able to polish vinegar damage on marble. Urine is also acidic so I think it will work. Good luck.