Does this repair marble etching cause by vinegar?
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Hi Ryan, I'm not sure about vinegar. Sorry I couldn't answer your question fully. I polish my granite and wooden cabinets with this product. Great for those.
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Sorry I dont have that problem, but I konw that with etching you can try polish with a buffer and repeat the process at least 2 times and if it doesnt work, you might need to call a pro. I use the polish to shine my floors with a buffer and it works great
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I'm sorry I don't think so I only use it to shine my granite not for removing anything else...its a polish!
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I have the same vinegar issue, did you ever get an answer to solve this issue?
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Not sure that it will repair any etching, but it is a great polish and cleaner. You might ask that question to the manufacturer.
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Unfortunately I do not know. My former boss (has his own property maintenance company) made me hunt all over Boca Raton, FL for it when I found it on Amazon. He swears by it and always had glowing reviews.
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I don't think so. It didn't repair the damage caused by juice/soda. it leaves a very greasy film on my granite counters and my marble tables.
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I'm not sure this is the perfect product for that. This is really to fix etching and scratches. I would think a marble cleaning product would serve your purpose better.
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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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Thank you for your suggestion to use vinegar. I just did and most of it came off. I have to use pumice in the toilet bowls too.
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Sounds like calcium build up. Do you have hard water in your area? I have used vinegar for that problem but not for anything that is silver (turns it black).
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I use vinegar in it without any problems. Not sure what the manufacturer says about additives.
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The issue is whether it cures by releasing acetic acid, which is corrosive to many metals. This black RTV is advertised as "low odor," which suggests it probably doesn't have a strong vinegar odor. Furthermore, unlike the clear Permatex RTV this one does not list acetic acid on its MDS (it does list stearic acid though). I would be inclined to say it less corrosive than the clear RTV.
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You might try vinegar with baking soda or clorox if you already haven't tried that.
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Yes - Use Lemon Juice and/or baking soda. I have a pizza stone that had the same issue. This worked beautifully!
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I tried filling a glass with white vinegar and letting this item soak in it for a few days. That dissolved the external calcium deposits, and I suppose it helped rid the inside of such deposits, too. Doing that had no adverse effect on the finish.
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Nothing seems to work. We sealed our marble with a good sealer as soon as we put it together. Acids (lemon or lime juice and vinegars) seem to wreak the most havoc on the marble top. We removed the sealer and sealed it again but had no luck. We love the island too much to get rid of it so we decided to live with the spots.
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Our water has lots of minerals (calcium), and our wand got blocked after about 2 months. We used acetic acid (vinegar) to dissolve the calcium deposits that were blocking flow through the wand. Using a syringe and rubber tubing, we forced the vinegar up through the wand, and also added vinegar to the top part, and let sit overnight(leaving the syringe attached so vinegar doesn't leak out). Then washed away vinegar from top part and cleaned spout with several runs of water(filtered) to remove vinegar taste. This took care of it. Now we only use filtered water and the problem hasn't returned. Also, we never had this problem when we lived in an area with less minerals in the water. Then, the only occasional problem was milk build up in the wand, which we were able to dislodge with a paper clip.
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I've not had any staining on marble from my cutting board that has been treated with John Boos Cutting Board Mystery Oil. Hope this helps.
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Just clean using a vinegar mixture. The acid in the vinegar will break up and clean off the minerals.
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I've seen this on mine (over a year old) when I use a typical glass cleaner - I believe the cleaner residue is the issue.I generally clean and then finish with simple vinegar/water solution to remove the residue every few months.
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Hi Sarah,Thank you for your question! Our product will work great after using Nature's Miracle. However, if you've used vinegar, then you will want to remove it as much as possible because the acidity of the vinegar will inhibit the beneficial bacteria in our product from working.When you order any of our products, you will receive an email with instructions and contact info to email or call. We love to hear from our customers in order to help solve any problems that may arise.Thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie,PaulCo-FounderRocco & Roxie Supply Co.
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No I have not had any problems, perhaps you have a mineral buildup, maybe a soak in diluted vinegar could help, it works on terracotta pots.