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Maurizio -- We purchased a 50-year old home with marble tiled floor in the foyer. The floor is in excellent shape, but the color of the marble (dark tan with deep maroon and pinkish areas)is not very appealing. Is there any kind of stain or other material that can be applied to marble to alter the original color?
Dear Cynthia:
No.
Ciao and good luck,
Maurizio Bertoli
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