sealing a sandstone surface.
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craigpaton
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sealing a sandstone surface.

by craigpaton » Fri Aug 05, 2011 11:21 am

I have an old property and have opened up the fireplace to create an ingle nook. This has revealed original stone cheeks and lintle.
These have cleaned up very well with a nail gun. They appear to be a form of sandstone. Can anyone recommend a surface stabiler which will help to keep the surface clean and dust free without altering the appearance. A stove is to be fitted to the opening and hence any stabiliser should not discolour due to radiated warmth.
Any advice would be most welcome.[/u]

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stone stabilizer

by welsh brickie » Fri Aug 05, 2011 9:34 pm

you can use a pva solution on it, it dries clear and will leave a film so dust will not settle as much on it

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