Some Marble Treatments to Meet Your Home Interiors

Marble is a composition of recrystallized carbonate minerals, calcite or dolomite and is scientifically known as metamorphosed limestone worldwide and as the finest building material commercially. Marble is a prime natural extract (except granite) and is known to us as reformed natural stones, namely travertine, onyx, serpentine and limestone. Found in rugged regions worldwide, this product is a rare gift.  As a natural surface, marble ages with time and can be affected by acidic spills or blunt force. Still, everyone is attracted to marble’s natural elegance and shine as a perfect match to any of home décor and functionality.

Marble remains a top choice among homeowners due to its elegance.  This crystalline rock mineral dates back to age-old marble molded sculptures, monuments, buildings and public items of display.  Currently, there is a debate among homeowners, contractors and distributors regarding marble’s maintenance and durability. Below are some important steps to keep your marble looking new:

•     Choose wisely among white marble and its veining designs when considering flooring, cladding, and interior tasks.
•     If you are planning to layer house floors in light colored marble surfaces, be prepared to wipe up stains and rust.
•     White marble countertops and dining slabs may stain with spills of acidic substances such as red wine, marinara sauce, blueberries and even lemons can harm its very clear skin.
•     Be sure to have your marble sealed when installing around or above your fireplace. This will help to keep marble surface soot free.
•    Look for a spray sealant and cleaner that works on stained marble countertops and surfaces. The sealant can be applied on granite kitchen countertops or natural quartz countertops to clean them entirely.
•     Further, you must undergo a special spot treatment for Marble bath faucets, tub entry and commode to keep its classic and timeless beauty intact.
•     Marble is the softest and more porous stone when compared to other stones. It is recommended by Mont Surfaces that you wipe up or clean stains immediately.
•     It’s always suggested to opt for a honed marble countertop versus a polished one as has less abrupt etches.

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