Showing posts with label Black Limestone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black Limestone. Show all posts
Sunday, May 7, 2017
New Ruined Limestone floor restored
This client had recently had a black limestone tiled floor installed in the kitchen and dining area in his home on the northern border of Warwickshire. Unfortunately however the tiler had not sealed the tiles prior and struggled to remove the grout smears from the Limestone surface. The tiles
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Friday, May 5, 2017
Cleaning and Sealing a Limestone Patio
A sealer for internal use had been applied to this external black limestone patio in Crowborough and as you can see from the photograph below it had become badly affected by weather and was basically looking a real mess. Cleaning a Limestone Patio Working outside does have advantages in that
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Monday, March 20, 2017
Maintaining a Limestone Patio in Crowborough
A sealer for internal use had been applied to this external black limestone patio in Crowborough and as you can see from the photograph below it had become badly affected by weather and was basically looking a real mess. Cleaning a Limestone Patio Working outside does have advantages in that there is a lot less preparation to do to protect other surfaces so it wasn't long before we got to work with the application of a strong dilution of Tile Doctor Pro-Clean which is a multi-purpose cleaner
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Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Limestone Patio Maintenance
Earlier in the year I was contacted by a client down in Broadstone (a town supposedly named after a local legend) to revamp 100 square metres of black Limestone patio, which hadn't looked right ever since it was first laid. The main problem was water ingress where water had been allowed to seep
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Friday, February 17, 2017
Cleaning and Sealing A Black Limestone Patio in Broadstone, Dorset
Earlier in the year I was contacted by a client down in Broadstone (a town supposedly named after a local legend) to revamp 100 square metres of black Limestone patio, which hadn't looked right ever since it was first laid. The main problem was water ingress where water had been allowed to seep into the stone due to a poor sealing job. This had caused natural salts to form, and the resulting rough surface had collected grout haze at installation. I decided to run a test on a small patch of
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Tuesday, January 5, 2016
New Ruined Limestone floor restored
This client had recently had a black limestone tiled floor installed in the kitchen and dining area in his home on the northern border of Warwickshire. Unfortunately however the tiler had not sealed the tiles prior and struggled to remove the grout smears from the Limestone surface. The tiles
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Sunday, January 3, 2016
Cleaning and Sealing a Limestone Patio
A sealer for internal use had been applied to this external black limestone patio in Crowborough and as you can see from the photograph below it had become badly affected by weather and was basically looking a real mess. Cleaning a Limestone Patio Working outside does have advantages in that
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Monday, November 30, 2015
Maintaining a Limestone Patio in Crowborough
A sealer for internal use had been applied to this external black limestone patio in Crowborough and as you can see from the photograph below it had become badly affected by weather and was basically looking a real mess. Cleaning a Limestone Patio Working outside does have advantages in that there is a lot less preparation to do to protect other surfaces so it wasn't long before we got to work with the application of a strong dilution of Tile Doctor Pro-Clean which is a multi-purpose cleaner
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Resolving installation issues with a black Limestone tiled floor
This client had recently had a black limestone tiled floor installed in the kitchen and dining area in his home on the northern border of Warwickshire. Unfortunately however the tiler had not sealed the tiles prior and struggled to remove the grout smears from the Limestone surface. The tiles were then sealed trapping the grout haze under the sealer; naturally the client was far from happy and was instructed to remove the grout using an acid wash. The acid things turned the floor grey
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Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Limestone Patio Maintenance
Earlier in the year I was contacted by a client down in Broadstone (a town supposedly named after a local legend) to revamp 100 square metres of black Limestone patio, which hadn't looked right ever since it was first laid. The main problem was water ingress where water had been allowed to seep
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Monday, November 2, 2015
Cleaning and Sealing A Black Limestone Patio in Broadstone, Dorset
Earlier in the year I was contacted by a client down in Broadstone (a town supposedly named after a local legend) to revamp 100 square metres of black Limestone patio, which hadn't looked right ever since it was first laid. The main problem was water ingress where water had been allowed to seep into the stone due to a poor sealing job. This had caused natural salts to form, and the resulting rough surface had collected grout haze at installation. I decided to run a test on a small patch of
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