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hi maurizio i just had giallo ornamental installed contractor sealed with bulletproof shall i seal again in a day or 2.i cannot see any sign of resining done. thanks so much
Dear Mark:
“
i cannot see any sign of resining done.
”
And neither can I. Nobody can see any resining done to a slab (unless in the
As matter of fact, Giallo Ornamental is a most likely candidate to resining, and, if that's the
At any rate, to find out if your stone can be (needs to) be sealed, do this:
Spill some water in a couple of spots of your stone, let it dwell for 5 minutes or so, wipe it dry and observe if the areas under which the water has been sitting have become (temporarily) any darker than the rest. If so, then you will apply a good-quality impregnating sealer. If not, you won't.
Now it's my turn to ask you a question.
I can see that you're so concerned about the sealing of your stone; doesn't it occur to you that what you will be using on it for routine care is – as it should be intuitive – vastly more important than the sealing? I haven't heard a word from you on this: only sealing, sealing and sealing. What is this, an epidemic of nonsense??...
J
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Ciao and good luck,
Mauri
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