Granite slabs (g684)- cleaning
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Attached images show our granite which was laid 10 years ago.
As you can see from photos it's had it's fair share of abuse barbacue fat, furniture oil, sun cream, beer, wine etc etc and now it looks crap !!
Tried everything from 2000 psi hot steam washers, to electric rotating wire brushes to freshen it up but nothing seems to work due to the fact that its so hard and also being flamed the surface is rough.
Thinking it made need some form of aggressive shot blasting to physically abrade and remove a small amount of the top surface ?
Anyone got any ideas what may work or who could sort it ?
Not fussed if the process rips out the pointing as can easy get that redone.
As you can see from photos it's had it's fair share of abuse barbacue fat, furniture oil, sun cream, beer, wine etc etc and now it looks crap !!
Tried everything from 2000 psi hot steam washers, to electric rotating wire brushes to freshen it up but nothing seems to work due to the fact that its so hard and also being flamed the surface is rough.
Thinking it made need some form of aggressive shot blasting to physically abrade and remove a small amount of the top surface ?
Anyone got any ideas what may work or who could sort it ?
Not fussed if the process rips out the pointing as can easy get that redone.
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The Extra KT might/should be able to handle the grease/fat spots, but does depend how long they have been on the surface for though, As for Grundreinger, I've tried it and not that impressed if being honest, have you tried my mix on the stain removals page? It will remove more dirt and get a better finish then some named brands. Perfectly safe on granite.
Roger Oakley BDA(Europe)Member 2006
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