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Sandstone Restoration

Sandstone Sealing, Cleaning, Repairs & Restoration Brisbane & Gold Coast

Sandstone can become dirty over time from a couple of causes including airborne dirt build-up, dirt and grime from traffic, spills, algae growing on the pavers from moisture in the area and organic debris staining the surface and encouraging algae growth. When your sandstone has become dirty or discoloured, and standard home cleaning has not resolved the issue its best to call an expert to have the area professionally cleaned.

Sandstone Cleaning and Restoration Brisbane & Gold Coast

A typical restoration would follow the following process:

  1. Containing dust and liquid mess by masking off the area.
  2. Deep cleaning the Sandstone surface with a suitable cleaning solution for your stone and scrub with our 17inch floor machine.
  3. After the deep clean, we can see areas that require repair this includes filling any holes, chips and cracks that have formed.
  4. After filling and repairing any damage, we can resurface the area with diamond pads. This step removes worn spots, etching, scratches and levels off the fill applied in step three.
  5. We apply the final finish depending on your style preference
  6. A sealer is applied to the surface , this closes the pores and helps protect the surface by preventing stains and etching.

The process for restoring a surface varies depending on the state of the stone and the damage done. Call Marble Everlast today for a free quote.

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What is sandstone made of, and how does it form?

Sandstone is made of compressed settled sediment in lakes, rivers, deserts or the ocean floor. It is primarily made of sand-sized silicate grains, minerals, rock and organic matter as a sedimentary rock. The binding properties consist of silt or clay particles that sit between the grains.

How Do You Take Care Of Sandstone?

It’s essential to ensure that a stone sealant is protecting your surface adequately. Regular general cleaning is recommended by either vacuuming or sweeping your floor surface to remove dirt dust and debris. Once you have swept your floor, we recommend cleaning the floor with a damp cloth and water. If water is not enough to clean your surface, you can consult a professional stone company about what type of stone cleaning product is best for your floor and the correct procedure. You must ensure the cleaning product that you use is suitable for your floor as most home cleaning products will damage your stone surface. Alternatively, if you require professional assistance to clean your sandstone floors call Marble Everlast for a free quote.

Where Does Sandstone Come From?

There are large deposits of sandstone in Australia and around the world, including the United States, South Africa and Germany.

What is sandstone used for?

Sandstone is used for various applications, including retaining walls, pavers, fencing, patios, steps, cladding and more.

How are Sandstone tiles made?

Sandstone is extracted in large slabs from a quarry and transported for further processing. The large slabs are cut into smaller tiles and ground to ensure a consistent height for each tile. The sandstone tiles are then further processed to the desired finish style.

Can sandstone be used outside?

Yes, sandstone is a hardwearing stone and is commonly used outside. Its use covers a multitude of applications, both undercover and exposed. Sandstone boulders make great retaining walls and sandstone pavers are commonly featured around pools and home footpaths.

Can sandstone scratch?

Yes, sandstone can scratch with enough impact or force.

Can sandstone be repaired?

Yes sandstone cracks and chips can be repaired, but for the best result it is advisable to consult a professional

Can Sandstone stain?

Yes, sandstone is a porous material and will stain. Applying a quality sealant to the stone surface is recommended to close the pores and reduce staining.

 

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*The information provided on this site about our processes and products used is intended for general guidance only. The methods for stone work can vary significantly depending on the specific characteristics and condition of your stone surface. Factors such as the type and composition of the stone can influence the appropriate process. Following a thorough evaluation, our team will advise you on the best approach for your stone surface.

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Maty Rosales - Google Review

"Glad I choose Marble Everlast. It started with a good conversation with Mark who was very informative and professional. Mark was on time, explained the process and treatment. After the restoration done on my travertine table it looked better than the original. Me & my wife was very pleased on an amazing job that we already recommended Marble Everlast."

Joanne Chandler - Google Review

"This is the second time I've used Marble Everlast to restore and polish our marble in the bathrooms. Never disappointed in the workmanship and finish of the job. Mark and his son are professional - they turn up on time, clean up on completion and deliver as promised. I have no hesitation in recommending their business to anyone."

Annette Plummer - Google Review

"My experience with Marble Everlast, I have a very large marble floor area and over several visits, I found them to be reliable, prompt, helpful, clean and caring of my home and space. They did a great job and were particular about doing their job well. The floors look amazing and I appreciated their attention to detail. I highly recommend Marble Everlast."