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Q.We replaced our wood burning insert in our fireplace in doing so we have scratched or scuffed the stone hearth. How do we repair or cover them up.
A.Hey Ken-Its really easy, call a bona fide stone restoration pro. hey should be able to repair the scratches without covering them up.
It probably isnt a suitable diy project.
Stu Rosen
 
 
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