Can I use this product to remove limescale stains on my marble tile in shower?
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The label says: " Do not use on natural marble, stone, terrazzo, plastic laminates or grout." This of course makes perfect sense; marble is calcium carbonate-EXACTLY the same material as lime. That is, anything that dissolves lime, will also dissolve/damage marble. To see more about marble ... http://www.graniteland.com/infos/home/marble. Hope this helps.
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My floors are travertine so I can't really answer. With marble it would depend on the finish that was applied to the surface. It was a miracle on my grout... The stuff is cheap order a bottle and do a test. Get a good grout brush, elbow grease is required!
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It might work. This does adhere very well. I had seams near a sink with a previous granite style (that I didn't like as well as the white marble), and they stayed sealed despite often being wet. I would try to put the seams where the shower spray wouldn't hit it directly....perhaps run the material vertically rather than horizontally.
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I don't know personally. I used it for my indoor porcelain tile grout. However, the label says "Effectively removes sealers, coatings & finishes; Cleans deep-set stains, epoxy grout haze, adhesives and paints; Fast & effective on heavy grease buildup. Use for: porcelain, ceramic, slate, granite, marble, quarry, saltillo, terra cotta, grout, flagstone & concrete pavers"
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I believe so. Won't damage surface. I have used gel-gloss cream liquid on marble. Prefer it better than the spray
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I agree with Molly. I would try it on a very small section that is not too visible. Whink is very strong so using it diluted more that once would be better that using it full strength on marble.
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I've never used it on marble, but with the cleaning qualities I can't imagine the cleaner damaging the marble. If you would like to try it, get a section that is not noticeable and use a little bit. Wish I could help more.
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I don't know about marble but was very disappointed when using it on mycorian countertops. It left them very smeared looking and I followed the directions to the tee.I would like to return this to Amazon but I don't have the box it came in since I thought this product would work. Very disappointed.
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If your marble shower surface is flat, smooth and non-porous, then suction will work. However, if the marble surface is textured, rough or porous, then suction will not work.
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Not sure. Never tried it on marble to remove soap scum. I know it does a great job on oxidization on paint.
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Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
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Yes, I have used it on hard water stains and it works well. I have also used it on glass and porcelain with no issue.
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I found hard lime or what ever stains on my sink came off easily with this. It took the stain color away but left some roughness, but after using it several times it took the roughness away also. It also took white water stain off of my black floor tile ( ceramic).
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Yes, I have used this on my Fiberglass and Cultured marble shower stalls once or twice a month for over a year. Because there is no abrasive, the finish is not effected. But the product cleans so well I don't need to use it more often.
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The folks at Rust-Oleum are pretty clear about using this product only on laminate countertops. You may need a master mason to help you restore an existing marble countertop. Good luck.jblofstein
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Not sure but I would recommend wiping down often with a cleaner specifically or marble - even water spots will show, this isnt for kids!
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We've used on on a ceramic tile shower, a cultured marble wall, and now in our RV which is some type of fiberglass shower stall. The back-to-back glue works incredible well, we actually had to work hard to get it off the cultured marble wall, then used Bar Keep to clean off the residue.