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Black Exterior Limestone

When laying exterior limestone the stones a)became lighter with atmosphere & b) contractor spilled a lot of cement onto slabs - I was told to use 'Cement Away' which I did. Now the stones are a very pale grey - Please tell me how I can get colour back to black?
 
Dear Sarah:
If the stone gets ot look black again when it's wet, then the application of a good-quality stone color enhancer like MB-6 will give you back the depth of color permanently. Well, "permanently" is a big word!... Let's say that probably you will have to apply it once a year or so. You will be able to tell when the need arises.

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Ciao and good luck,

Maurizio Bertoli

 

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