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Understanding that acid will etch marble, has anyone had any experience with a penetrating sealer or coating that will help protect marble from acid etch, if only to buy some ... -
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Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
Understanding that acid will etch marble, has anyone had any experience with a penetrating sealer or coating that will help protect marble from acid etch, if only to buy some time before etching? I would appreciate to hear about it!
Thanks, Roni
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
Hi Roni..
Most sealers will give what is called a flash point protection.. a certain amount of protection before the acidic solution etches..
what marble is it you have to protect.?
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
Thanks Dave, my marble is Carrara Marble for a kitchen bench top. I'm not planning on spilling acidic material on it but just in-case, wanted to hear experiences of the best ways to protect it.
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
LTP MPG Sealer
A colourless impregnating sealer especially formulated for use on tiles that have been mechanically polished. LTP MPG maintains a highly polished finish. Ideal for use on polished marble, polished porcelain, polished granite, polished limestone and polished slate. Suitable for both wall and floor surfaces. Strongly protects against water, oil, grease and dirt. Ideal for use on marble / granite worktops. Maintain surfaces with LTP Waxwash for floors and LTP Stonewash for walls and worktops.
Tips: Suitable for interior and exterior use.
Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
as above mate .he is spot on with advise
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
Thanks for the advice. What makes this sealer specifically good for protection against acid etch on marble?
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Re: Acid etch resistance sealer or coating on marble
Because it is a top make of sealer.. there are others also..
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