Formulated for

• Polished marble
• Travertine
• Other calcite based stones
• Works best on lighter stone ***

Directions for use

• Be certain to test product first on a spare tile or inconspicuous area for extra caution before use.
• Use rubber gloves at all times when handling the product.
• Apply approximately 1/8 teaspoon of powder to the dull spot to be restored.
• Using a spray bottle, spray a mist of water over the powder, making sure all the powder is moistened.
• If you do not have a spray bottle, you can pour a few drops of water onto the powder from a cup.
• The mixture should be a wet paste consistency.
• Using a clean, slightly moistened white piece of cotton cloth (a washcloth will do fine), rub until the area treated is dry.
• To finish with a “professional touch”, spray a bit more water to the area being treated, then using the same part of the cloth with product residue, rub in circles (with a little pressure). Then use a fast back and forth motion (with more pressure) until the stone surface is dry and shiny. This will make for a perfect blend.
• Repeat the process if needed.

Should you seal your stone?

• To determine if you need to seal your stone, try doing a water test on the stone’s surface. Pour a little more than a tablespoon of water onto the area to be tested and let stand for approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Check to see if the water has absorbed any. If it looks the same, then you probably do not need to seal the stone’s surface.
• Another way to verify your findings, is to wipe away the water with a dry cloth and see if the stone looks darker. If the color hasn’t changed, then you are still good to go without sealing. If the stone seems to look darker in color, then you would benefit in sealing the stone’s surface.

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