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    removing red wine from indian sandstone

    Postby rose » Tue Aug 02, 2011 1:58 pm

    Hi
    Can anyone tell me how I can remove spilt red wine from indian sandstones please.
    many thanks
    rose
     
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    Postby Brickworkz » Wed Aug 03, 2011 1:02 pm

    As you will now be aware, sandstone is very absorbent so care should be taken when attempting to remove stains as more damage can be done than harm.

    There are many products out there on the market however choosing the correct one can be an art in itself. We are in the business of carrying out such work and use specialist products however if you google 'redwine stain sandstone' you will find such products.

    My only advice is to contact the technical department prior to purchasing and ask questions about their product. Any worthy company will not only stand by their product but also go out of their way to offer you helpful advice on how to use the product, the guaranteed results and suggest a suitable sealer to help prevent this happening again.

    Contact me if you require any further help.
    Brickworkz
     
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    Postby rose » Wed Aug 03, 2011 9:09 pm

    thanks for your reply.
    I will look into it and if I need any more help will get in touch with you.
    Thanks again
    rose
     
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