Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2016 9:33 pm
A before & after photo of a acid burn I removed the other week.
The burn was caused by a well know "Patio Cleaner" that states it's safe on natural stone, seeing as the cleaner contains Hydrochloric acid AKA Brick Acid I don't think so.
The paving is Indian Sandstone newly laid and not even pointed yet, the pavers were trying to clean the slabs before pointing with the said product and ended up with these results.
Over 40 square metres of paving effected, I was able to remove around 99% of the burns and they have been left with a surface ready to point and seal at some stage.
Another view of the cleaned paving
The burn was caused by a well know "Patio Cleaner" that states it's safe on natural stone, seeing as the cleaner contains Hydrochloric acid AKA Brick Acid I don't think so.
The paving is Indian Sandstone newly laid and not even pointed yet, the pavers were trying to clean the slabs before pointing with the said product and ended up with these results.
Over 40 square metres of paving effected, I was able to remove around 99% of the burns and they have been left with a surface ready to point and seal at some stage.
Another view of the cleaned paving