is it good for silestone
1603039
I use it on my granite counters. It's very good. It's better than windex or just soap and water. Cleans up the grime very good.
1603040
Karen, yes this Cleaner is safe on Granite, Marble Laminate, Corian, Silestone, Staron, and all other natural stones. Best product on the market!
1603041
I'm not familiar with silestone, but the label on the bottle of SCI Clean Counters says that it's a preferred cleaner for Silestone. Having tried every stone cleaner on the market, I would highly recommend it......it cleans, degreases and produces a brilliant shine, Absolutely love this product!!!!
1603042
I would think it would work on any stone surface. It works great on my granite counters.
1983148
I'd think that unless you're doing major reshaping (removal of large chips) you'd be better off starting in the 1k range as your most coarse stone. You would probably be well served by searching for "waterstone" instead of "wet stone",
1983147
I never got to use the stone I bought. When it arrived two of the corners were broken off and I just returned it. I would think it is good for your knife. It is a very very fine grain of stone, and should be used with water, not oil.
690833
I tried it on bluestone--first I called DuPont and they confirmed it was safe for bluestone. It did not remove the stain and left a white ring where the stain remover was applied that I can't get off so intact the oil stain is now more noticeable than before
806564
I use this material with the Silouette cameo to do stencils of all kinds- letters, numbers, patterns etc. it works good but if using the same machine the blades don't seem to last long for cutting. Also they are reusable if you are careful. I put adhesive spray on the back of mine so after about 4 times they start to get a little rough looking but if you don't you should get many uses as long as you wash after use.
1933553
I would think so..I have used it under heavy stepping stones and decorative stones.
1245052
I just looked on the container is is NOT to be used on polished stone. So do not use it on granite
960767
Yes it is, buttttt - this little machine is only good for very, very loose soil. I have the same 40' x 40' garden spot for 37 years and small stones seem to "grow". I will never get rid of them and this little machince bounces around like a rubber ball.
763749
I would not use this on all gems. The cleaner is designed for silver flatware and housewares, not jewelry. It could severely damage opals, turquoise and similar soft stones, coated crystals, and pearls. If you need to clean silver with gemstones, use a cleaner designed for jewelry.
210813
I would not recommend it, stone is somewhat degradable. Maybe if you use the coarser side of the stone.
1155351
I use it to polish sapphire's and ruby's for me at takes a while as I start it with the stones very rough and have to change the sand several times to get them to the stage of polishing them. electricity is not much but it is noisy so you may want to put it in a room by it self. try it for about an hour than check them as make sure you get the right sand polish for them too coarse can scratch them. I bought mine about 6 months ago and it is still working fine today.
707804
I'm not a jeweler but I wouldn't recommend it. I use extreme caution when using metal polishing cloths on stones. depending on how porous the stone is, the chemicals from the cloth could make the stone brittle or discolored.
1249914
It is but make sure you power wash your pavers first,for best results. I used stone sealer 6 years ago and it didn't work like Black Diamond,
1302738
I agree with former responder. It is a very nice product and looks like real stone, but like stone, does not bend.
1131138
It should work fine,but one word of caution. I bought this for my son and he said after about ten uses the stones seemed worn out. Like the diamonds had come off.
96259
http://www.stonesource.com/?stone=pietra-cardosaSee web site above for the stone. It should be ok if it's natural stone. I would call Stone Tech 's Tech.Dept
1346783
Sure, I can't see a reason why it wouldn't work for stones. You just have to use the correct medium for rocks.