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Stone cleaning, polishing & restoration in Carmel

For cloudy marble or limestone floors in Carmel, we'll help distinguish cleaning residue from etching and finish wear before considering honing or polishing.

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What might be happening to your stone?

Stone flooring that has lost its even finish

A dull traffic path and a cloudy chemical mark can look similar from a distance. The first may reflect abrasive wear; the second could be acid etching or cleaner damage on a sensitive stone.

A cloudy patch after a spill or harsh cleaner can be etching, especially on marble and limestone. An older surface may also show fine wear where it is walked on most often.

Cloudy stone flooring: choosing the next step

Honing changes the stone surface, whereas cleaning targets contamination. For floors crossing multiple rooms, a small spot treatment can sometimes look different from the surrounding finish.

A local polished patch may stand out against an otherwise honed floor. Before proposing spot polishing, the finish of adjacent rooms and the depth of the mark need to be considered together.

Frequently asked

Will a deep clean remove dull marks on marble?

Only if residue is causing the dullness. Etching alters the stone surface and may require refinishing.

Restoration services to explore

The treatments below relate to the stone problems discussed on this page. Compare their limitations before choosing a service.

Stone restoration across Carmel and nearby suburbs

Carmel is within our Kalamunda and southern Hills service area. Return to the Perth Hills overview to compare services, or browse all suburbs we cover.

Our material identification guide can help you establish what type of stone or tile is installed before choosing a treatment.

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