Chris Brown
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Anyone know of a product that can be applied to marble to make it less slippery? Floor is in a casino so I need something that has a fast cure time. Thanks
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Slippery Marble
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I'll loan you my boys for the day and they can play on it. That floor will be sticky in no time.
Look at this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091UZLB...t=&hvlocphy=9032624&hvtargid=pla-307091586383
Look at this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091UZLB...t=&hvlocphy=9032624&hvtargid=pla-307091586383
Mikey P
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J Scott W
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It is not uncommon for marble to be slippery because of residues of cleaning agents left behind, especially if the floor gets wet.
It may help to clean with a cleaner meant for marble, not a general purpose cleaner. Use distilled water to help remove the residue. This alone can resolve the issue sometimes. You can test this in 100 sq. ft. If it works, do the entire floor. I like to try the simplest approach first.
It may help to clean with a cleaner meant for marble, not a general purpose cleaner. Use distilled water to help remove the residue. This alone can resolve the issue sometimes. You can test this in 100 sq. ft. If it works, do the entire floor. I like to try the simplest approach first.
clean image
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Agree with Scott 100 percent
I have tried 4 different products mentioned above..... not as effective as one would hope and it’s short lived as it fills with residues....
I have tried 4 different products mentioned above..... not as effective as one would hope and it’s short lived as it fills with residues....
Cameron DeMille
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I have used Trusty Step for about 10 years, it works really well, but the surface needs to be cleaned and maintained on a regular basis. Because it is an etching treatment, the micro pores can get filled with dirt and soil, etc.
We also have a non-slip crystallizer from Lozano in Spain. It works surprisingly well. You can refinish and polish like normal, then polish with this afterwards.
http://www.easystonecare.com/Leopard-L-25-Anti-Slip-Crystallizer-p/lpl25as.htm
We also have a non-slip crystallizer from Lozano in Spain. It works surprisingly well. You can refinish and polish like normal, then polish with this afterwards.
http://www.easystonecare.com/Leopard-L-25-Anti-Slip-Crystallizer-p/lpl25as.htm
Chris Brown
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Cameron thanks for the info. I will try the Leopard Crystallizer.
