Is this product safe for marble?
749934
Hey, that one is safe for marble. It is the one I use when installing marble in kitchens.
749935
Yes, all natural stone, tile, and pavers.Spread generously covering all surface with a cotton cloth. Let glaze over dry...then buff.
749936
Yes it was recommended to me by our installer for our Carrara marble counters. I just used it for the first time and it worked wonderfully.
749937
Yes, we used it on our marble countertops in the kitchen. Two coats. I don't think we are going to wait 15 years to do it again. For the most part, no stains, but we are being careful to wipe up spills pretty quickly.
1042619
The bottle says "Laminate, Corian, Granite and Quartz" That is all I know as I have not tried it on marble.
62649
I have not used it on Marble yet, however I think it would work. Marble is a softer stone than Granite. However, I don't think you would want to use this in the kitchen as the water would get everywhere. However, I assume that if you could protect the wood cabinets and floor you might get away with it. I think I would start the grinding with a medium grit wheel and work my way to the fine grit. Don't use a lot of down pressure and keep moving as you grind. I don't think it will work on ceramic or porcelain tiles.
487022
Not sure. Never tried it on marble to remove soap scum. I know it does a great job on oxidization on paint.
808901
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.
657193
This is a pH neutral solution so if you following directions, it will be safe on your floor. I use it on a soft marble flooring and am pleased with its cleaning abilities.
1676974
I cannot say for sure if it will work on marble walls. We placed it on our tile and it worked fine until it was broken.
18260
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!
1590517
It dries hard and is water resistant. It will look relatively clear after drying- if you want to mask the crack, you need to tint the resin to match your marble. If you only want to seal it, I suppose this would do fine, but keep in mind I am just an amateur DIY guy.
1613560
It cut ceramic tile and milk quartz so far.... have not tried marble on it. Quite possibly will though.
647914
Yes I was told it was safe on all sealed stone surfaces. My flooring is Italian porcelain and hit has been sealed
1792449
Yes its a marble i think its safe to put in a dishwasher or clean with hot water.I do all the time
1964552
I purchased/used them inside a cabinet in my workout room. Can't say for sure, but I would imagine that the marble would be pretty indestructible. Thinking that you may need to do a little scraping after you saturate/soak a bit with "Goo be gone"
657194
I have used this product for years on my porcelain, marble and cermarek. Very safe. M Dann
1383435
Diane, marble is a stone and typically a highly buffed stone when used as flooring, it's safe to use for sure but you may loose some of your shine unless you plan on rebuffing the floor one you've got the floor clean and dry. Do not use anything ever in your steam mop other than RO water, purified water or distilled water. Hope this helps.........
138859
I am not sure.... When our marble was installed I just buffed the film off by hand with a lot of elbow grease. Keep this product in mind if you get an unsightly mark down the road though. Good luck
177053
I have no experience with marble, so any answer would be blowing smoke your way----try it on a scrap?