restoring Cultured Marble
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08-09-17, 10:54 PM
restoring Cultured Marble
I have a Cultured Marble shower which has a brass frame around the glass door and window. I want to change to a frameless shower frame but the old brass frame left the Cultured Marble yellowed where it was attached to it. Is there a way to clean the yellow stain from the Cultured Marble
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08-10-17, 07:55 AM
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08-10-17, 11:14 AM
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Welcome!
Depending on how far you want to take this, the surface can be renewed.
Here's a link to a product called Gel-Gloss:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Gel-Gloss-1...eaner/50305771
The Gel-Gloss alone might be enough to clean the stains. If not the surface can be wet-sanded and buffed similar to a car.
I consider the buffing advanced. You would need a buffer and automotive finishing compound, then reapply the gel coat.
Depending on how far you want to take this, the surface can be renewed.
Here's a link to a product called Gel-Gloss:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Gel-Gloss-1...eaner/50305771
The Gel-Gloss alone might be enough to clean the stains. If not the surface can be wet-sanded and buffed similar to a car.
I consider the buffing advanced. You would need a buffer and automotive finishing compound, then reapply the gel coat.
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08-10-17, 12:52 PM
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I've buffed out minor scratches to the surface of older cultured marble with a car polishing compound. However, if yours has discolored, it may be difficult to restore depending on how deep the discoloration goes.
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