Looking for some advice on removing either a sealer or a paste wax of sort...not sure..I cleaned this with both viper venom...then a floor stripper...got alot of it up....but theres still evidence of it on the walls...as pic shows...looks like hardwater buildup...but flakes off with fingernail....I have to return as customer is not satisfied...ADVICE PLEASE
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Mikey P
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White bar soap residue I bet
Acid, scrub with black pad or green doodlebug, rinse, repeat....
And repeat..
Acid, scrub with black pad or green doodlebug, rinse, repeat....
And repeat..
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Mikey P
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Just pick one from any of the manufacturers here.
Keep it off the fancy metal fixtures and start at the bottom and work your way up.
Do you know how to identify calcium based stone?
Acid cleaners will mar up most any surface so be real careful. Even ruins Formica
Granite, ceramic and porcelain, some slate, flagstone are safe for short periods..
Keep it off the fancy metal fixtures and start at the bottom and work your way up.
Do you know how to identify calcium based stone?
Acid cleaners will mar up most any surface so be real careful. Even ruins Formica
Granite, ceramic and porcelain, some slate, flagstone are safe for short periods..
calclean works awesome on that type of jobs. It is just not very cost efective but it is a good product.
Quick clean from stone pro is also good and for this type of surface would better and more cost effective.
Quick clean from stone pro is also good and for this type of surface would better and more cost effective.
