Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
Black Limestone
Black Limestone
Black Limestone is a beautiful and durable natural stone. Made of layers of sediment, it is perfect for outdoor use in walkways, patios, and pool areas. Its dark color and texture adds a touch of elegance to any outdoor space. With its natural strength, Black Limestone is low maintenance and long lasting, making it a wise investment for any home or business owner.
Feature | Details |
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Material | Bluestone Limestone |
Surface Finish | Honed |
Common Slab sizes, |
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Common Tile Sizes, |
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Black Limestone Cleaning & Maintenance Solutions
Solution One: Using Stone-Specific Cleaning Products
For general cleaning and stain removal, it is recommended to use stone-specific cleaning agents with a pH of around 10.5.
Steps for Cleaning Black Limestone:
1. Select a Strong Concentrated Cleaning Agent
- This type of cleaner decomposes organic pollution on the surface.
- It also removes surface protective agents effectively.
2. Enhancing Cleaning Power
- If necessary, mix the cleaning agent with detergent powder.
- This prolongs the reaction time and allows the compound to absorb stains into the paste.
3. Perform a Test Patch First
- Apply the solution to a small, inconspicuous area (e.g., a wall corner).
- Ensure that no dark flower marks appear on the limestone surface.
4. Polishing Minor Scratches
- Minor scratches can be removed using polishing powder, available in the market.
- A polishing machine or a single-wiping machine is usually required for effective results.
Solution Two: Using Enzyme-Based Liquid Cleaners
For deeper stains, liquid enzyme cleaners are recommended. These cleaners:
- Penetrate into the bottom layer of the black limestone.
- Extract dirt and dust to the surface.
- Are particularly effective on vegetable stains.
Steps for Deep Cleaning with Enzyme Cleaners:
1. Obtain a Two-Component Enzyme Cleaner
- These are available from high-quality black limestone cleaning agents.
2. For Stubborn Stains, Use a Thickened Paste Method
- Mix the enzyme cleaner with decontamination powder to form a thick paste (similar to peanut butter consistency).
- Apply the paste to the contaminated area.
- Cover it with plastic film and seal the edges with tape.
- Let it sit for 24 to 72 hours.
- Once dried, scrape off the paste using a small bamboo plank.
- Repeat if necessary.
3. Apply a Permeable Protective Agent
- Once the stain is removed, apply a stone protector to prevent future contamination.
Handling Scratches on Black Limestone
- If scratches are present, polishing is necessary.
- The choice of grinding powder depends on the construction party, which may include:
- Brick soil
- Cinder
- Sandpaper
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Emery
- Since the polishing process can be complex, professional handling is recommended.
Special Consideration for Thin Limestone Sheets
- For 305 x 305 x 10mm sheets, high heel damage may penetrate deep into the stone, making it difficult or almost impossible to polish away scratches.
- In such cases, seek expert assistance for proper restoration.
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