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Q.Sir,is there any way to repair an area that has had an acid based cleaner (accidental spill)pit the top? Thanks
A.Hello,I will need some more info to help you such as what acid,which granite,how large of an area.It is possible to be repaired but you will need a very experienced stone refinisher.Please call me at 888-400-4302.
Stu Rosen
 
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