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some of the tiles i have got have spots of rust on them. is there anything on the market that will remove them or is it just a natural thing to happen with this stone. its a light coloured stone similar to slate the shop said

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Its normal m8, give it a brush with a hard brush to get any dust off or it may smudge when you seal it


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thanks for that mate. i have already give them a wash when grading them but some of it wouldnt come off so will try the brush
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The marks are suposed to be there so you dont need to remove them just they can run when sealing if dusty.

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