Shower haze help

[Mr Brightside]

Less than a year old hard water (I believe) has turned shower floor almost white and I want to even it out
I have used stone pro deep clean and then a hard water remover stone pro glass and stone scrub so far

 

[Mikey P]

Looks like (normal) Marble to me...

Is the photo not depicting the haze?

 

[Mr Brightside]

Looks like (normal) Marble to me...

Is the photo not depicting the haze?

I was under the impression that the white area was hazed and the dark wasn’t but I cleaned it and I think it’s just staying wet or absorbing water

 

[Mikey P]

That (Mosaic) marble is translucent and I think you're seeing moisture underneath..

 

[BIG WOOD]

Another reason I don’t spend too much time after cleaning. It is what it is after it dries

Stupid customers shouldn’t use natural stone, or any stone for that matter. Wash your ass in a plastic box. Clean it, and it’ll stay new looking.

Otherwise, stuff like this will happen. It’s cleanable, just not newable looking after it’s been cleaned

 

[Mikey P]

Whenever I deal with natural stone shower stalls I bring up the analogy of the Grand Canyon and that ultimately water is going to win that battle..

 

[SuperDave212]

could be missing some caulk and the water is staying underneath tile and darkening it

 

[Mr Brightside]

Turned out it’s just moisture not sure if it’s because of how porous it is or what, but after a heater and fan it lightened up dramatically what would be the best product to seal the tile to try to prevent it from getting so much moisture or at least help slow it down

 

[Mikey P]

Yup...