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Maurizio, I have a contractor finishing a patio for me. The counter top on a bar and grill area are going to be bluestone. i saw that you said bluestone should never be sealed when installed outdoors, however i am especially concerned about oil and or grease dripping on the counter top of the grill area, and the stain that it will leave. What would you use to clean the countertop if it got an oil stain on it, and why is it that the bluestone should not be sealed in an outdoor application?
Dear Kevin:
My advice to not apply an impregnator to stone installed outdoors makes reference to the most popular situations of outdoor stone installation, namely decks installed on grade, pool coping and walls. In those
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Ciao and good luck,
Mauri
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