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Article Number: 147 | Rating: 4/5 from 1 votes | Last Updated: Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:00 AM
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Q. What product of yours will enchance and remove yellow urine stains around toilet...without...having a professional come in?
A. This is a question we get quite a bit... well, except for the how to enhance urine stains part. By the way, we don't sell any products but we can make recommendations.
You are dealing with two problems here. One, the stain and two, etching caused by the acid in the urine. You are going to want to create a poultice to draw out the stain first, then follow that with polishing out the damage to the surface of the stone (etching).
For making a poultice, please refer to our Stone Care Guide. For polishing out the etching, use a good quality marble polishing powder or compound and follow the instructions carefully. We do recommend the Etch Remover and Marble Polish from www.stonecarecentral.com. If the etching is not too severe (a general rule of thumb is you can't feel it with your fingertips), this will probably do the job. If the etching is severe, I'm afraid you will have to call in a pro.
Dr. Fred Chief Technical Director www.stoneandtilepros.comETCHING Occurs when stone is eaten (or neutralized) by an acid. It often looks like and is mistaken for a watermark. MARBLE A metamorphic crystalline rock composed predominantly of crystalline grains of calcite, dolomite, or serpentine, and capable of taking a polish
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