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[Cranbrook]

My grandfather in law has recently finished a limestone job (pictured) and tried cleaning the stone with brick acid prior to sealing... He's in desperate need of a solution so if anyone knows a solution I'll be grateful to hear them

 

[One Day]

Erm. He's killed it.
Good news is there is a product that will fix it.
Bad news - I forgot the name of it.
Bare with me....

 

[One Day]

Easyseal back to black.
(It has ruffled a few feathers in the world of sealers I'm told)

 

[One Day]

I'd suggest a really good wash before using it though, and make sure everything is dry.

 

[Cranbrook]

I'd suggest a really good wash before using it though, and make sure everything is dry.

Thank you mate.. I may well become the favourite man in the family thanks to you

 

[WetSaw]

Maybe LTP Blackstone.

 

[One Day]

Trust me on this, there's no better product for this one. I can't say how I know, but I know!
(this product has been tested by rather miffed sealant companies who are going to copy it)

 

[Old Mod]

Easyseal back to black.
(It has ruffled a few feathers in the world of sealers I'm told)

Isn’t that meant for car body trim?

 

[One Day]

Isn’t that meant for car body trim?

For all I know it could be the same!
I used to use loads on my yokohama a520s on my old pug 205.

 

[Cranbrook]

Trust me on this, there's no better product for this one. I can't say how I know, but I know!
(this product has been tested by rather miffed sealant companies who are going to copy it)

I just sent him the good news but he's worried that the limestone he's laid is grey....