Can it be used in paving stone?
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Directions on the container read "Trewax Instant Wax Remover can be used on any vinyl, composition, rubber, slate, terrazzo, concrete, ceramic, or stone flooring."
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I would think this is safe for finished (polished) granite since it doesn't leave any kind of residue behind that would cloud the granite surface. I wouldn't use it on porous stone though.
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If it does not specifically say it can be applied to granite, as noted below, contact the manufacturer.
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No, this is marble which will dull your knives or the knives may scrstch the stone. Use this as a pastry board and buy a wood or plastic cutting board.
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Absolutely. This product can be mixed at a weak or strong strength depending on the materials it will be in contact with. For use with products like coffee makers or espresso machines use a weaker mixture. For concrete prep or decalcification after tile work mix stronger. I have used it for both and it is excellent.
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nope. I would argue that if it is out of flat the stone is either defective or used up. Should last years.
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Absolutely! I've had one and you need at least 6 paving stones which is about 150lb. 150-200 is recommended.
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Hi....I would think so as long as the pavers are very level and solid. I put mine on paving stone and it worked great. There is a vinyl floor in the kit so the interior will not be the stone you build it on. Hope this helps....SHS
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Yes. I've used it outside to replace missing mortar, reset a few loose bricks, and to patch cracks. It has worked very well for me.
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I had a professional to do it and there was no problem but it was not applied to slate. It was flag stone and field stone.
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You can use this product to seal slate and flag stone and then apply an enhancer after it cures (24 to 48 hours). Regards Mike 423-503-4490
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I see no reason why you couldn't.. I would create a test "patch" and try it out. Might absorb differently than the existing concrete, so be aware of that. That would make the color a bit off. May need an extra coat, etc..
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Sure, I can't see a reason why it wouldn't work for stones. You just have to use the correct medium for rocks.
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I would think so b/c I used it on a cement driveway and on a wood deck without any problems.
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Yes, absolutely. Probably better for this purpose than for baking. And, my children used it to make stepping stones for my garden. Multi-purpose and you cannot beat the price!!
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I would think "no" since it dries on very smooth and shiny/glossy. The only chance you would have is to buy the additive that gives this product traction. If you do use this product for walking surfaces, I would suggest the additional additive for traction, anyway. Since you will want to apply tile/grout to it in your case, you too should benefit from the additive.
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I used on stone and it's beyond fantastic-- test a small area and see but this stuff does work in stone