I have just installed a new travertine marble in my bathroom floor and it has holes and stains on it, Please tell me what should i do to take the stains out and fill the wholes.
Hey hello .. my marble table has got acid stains on it.. is the toilet acid.. pls help me remove.. I m from India.. People here don't know what to do with it.
I feel like this video was just to let DIYers know there is no DIY solution lol. But it was helpful at least. Like my travertine has a vinegar ring, and the etching is deep and really white, its so bad *face palm*
@@effiepapaioannou9532 A rug lol. No good advice here. I thought it might wear down with time and be less noticeable, but it still looks quite bad even from a distance. I have no idea why people build with these materials, it's so impractical. Our travertine was already so beat up when we bought the place, and after a few years of living with it I understand why, it's just incredibly fragile. Don't ever use it or buy a place with it if you can avoid it.
Omfg are you serious!! My old dog has been peeing on our tiles in the dining room there’s more THAN ONE TILE omg all that work on one tile is going to cost me shit loads
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Would that be the same process for a limestone countertop ??
By using the same method on this video
I have just installed a new travertine marble in my bathroom floor and it has holes and stains on it, Please tell me what should i do to take the stains out and fill the wholes.
Is this sealer a food grade product?
What rpm should you use for this
Hey hello .. my marble table has got acid stains on it.. is the toilet acid.. pls help me remove.. I m from India..
People here don't know what to do with it.
I feel like this video was just to let DIYers know there is no DIY solution lol. But it was helpful at least. Like my travertine has a vinegar ring, and the etching is deep and really white, its so bad *face palm*
hi, did you ever find a solution? facing same problem with engineered stone
@@effiepapaioannou9532 A rug lol. No good advice here. I thought it might wear down with time and be less noticeable, but it still looks quite bad even from a distance. I have no idea why people build with these materials, it's so impractical.
Our travertine was already so beat up when we bought the place, and after a few years of living with it I understand why, it's just incredibly fragile. Don't ever use it or buy a place with it if you can avoid it.
Omfg are you serious!!
My old dog has been peeing on our tiles in the dining room there’s more THAN ONE TILE omg all that work on one tile is going to cost me shit loads
kill the dirty dog it shouldnt be in ur house
Yep $6.00 ft