I would like to use Sculpey to make impressions from a stone seal. Would Sculpey stick in the crevices? How would I clean it off of the stone?
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I am not very familiar with it, I only use it a few times. I guess there are youtube video that explain things better that I would. Hope that helps.
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Sculpey Polymer Clay has no adhesive quality. But try it on a small piece of stone and see how it responds. I think you will be happy with the results. Just be gentle while handling it and make sure you have a thick enough piece that you are not tearing it while it is in use. Gary
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After using the etch remover wipe clean with water and dry, let dry completely and seal marble. I waited a day
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I think for tumbled marble (or travertine) you should get a sealer that is formulated for extremely porous surfaces. I have seen that type of product in my local "Home Depot". Bulletproof sealer is primarily for a polished stone surface, NOT a porous surface. A friend of mine used the sealer for porous surfaces on his tumbled marble tile and it turned out beautifully, and gave the surface a nice sheen.
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RadonSeal works by reacting with free lime and alkali so its an ideal sealer for limestone! It will not change the color.
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We used on travertine and it works great. Try it in a small area to see if removes the etch mark. I think it will do fine. We bought the cleaner and polish too. It helps to reseal also
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We have not sealed ours. Just use granite cleaner only and no harsh abrasives. Dish soap of course is fine. Make sure also not to rinse anything with chemicals in the sink such as paint brushes, bug spray etc... Anything made of stone or stone polymers are porous. Hope this helps.
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Use a wax remover or good wood cleaner first and perhaps rough the surface with scotch bright then it will stick and seal. This is the best wood coating I have ever used and I think you will like the results also. Good luck, Old Nick.
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The label indicates it is good for granite, marble, or any sealed stone. I use it on my granite and silestone and it really does the job!
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After it's baked let it cool then you can paint it with enamal paint. Not all clear sprays are safe to use. Clear sculpy is good; you have to brush it on.
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I've only used it on label and adhesive gunk so far, with great success on everything I've tried it on. I don't think the product would harm your stone, so I'd go for it. I would test it in an inconspicuous area first just to see if it changes the color or surface of the stone in any way. When I've applied it to a bottle or jar that I want to remove the label from, I wash the bottle or jar in the sink with regular dishwashing liquid along with any other dishes I'm doing to remove the leftover residue; it hasn't damaged or stained anything in the process. It does not have a strong odor and doesn't seem particularly toxic. I want to say buy this product in any case because I think it should be in everybody's cleaning arsenal. But I would probably also make a call to a stone contractor or two to see what they have to say. Good luck!
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I used it to seal marble. And will reseal once a year. Haven't found recommendation by manufacturer.
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There are directions on the cardboard blister pack that the stone is sealed in. There are many instructional videos on U-Tube. Wranglestar has some of the best. Look on his UTube site under axe and knife sharpening!! Cheers, Rick
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Possible? If you had something to seal it with after. Depends on the way you treat it too. I use it mainly for polymer clay and seal with glaze.
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I have been using it for many years; but only on silver-sterling or silverplate with a sponge (one usually comes with). On stones use a good liquid that comes in a bottle-use the brush that comes with it to brush gently on the stones so as not to damage them. Rinse both jewelry and silver with warm water no soap so as not to rub off the polish. I love the results!
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Absolutely. It works beautifully on all sealed stone, incuding travertine. One of my clients has a highly polished travertine floor. We've been using this product on their floor for five years and it positively glows!
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I'm not sure what you mean about coating coming off, I don't think that the unit has/had any coating. But about the stains, yes marble is a soft stone and even with sealer, if somebody puts/drops on the stone something like lime/lemon juice, or even coffee, it would leave a small stain on it. What we do is to put a cut board or other object that covers the stone to protect it.
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Colored caulking should wash off with hot soapy water, try that first. If not the goof off should do the job.