Questions and Answers for Miracle Sealants 32 oz. Tile and Stone Cleaner

A:  This product can be diluted and used on marble with a 3:1 ratio for Difficult stains, 10-1 ratio for moderate stains.

A:  no

A:  Below is some information on cleaning Travertine tile or stone. I do not believe that this product is ph neutral so I would be leary of using based on the below answer. How do you clean natural stone tile? A: Quick Answer Clean natural stone tile with a neutral pH stone cleaner, or a mild dishwashing detergent and warm water. Never use acidic cleaners, such as lemon juice or vinegar, on marble or limestone natural stone tiles as this damages and deteriorates the stone. Continue Reading Keep Learning How does a person make tile shine? How do you clean patio cushions? How do you make an ultrasonic cleaning solution? Full Answer Natural stone tiles are far more porous than normal ceramic tiles. They cannot be cleaned in the same manner or with the same cleaning products as ceramic tiles. Also, where ceramic tiles are strong enough to resist scratching from dirt or dust, natural stone tiles scratch relatively easy. Therefore, they should be routinely dusted with a dry mop or vacuumed, especially before performing a heavy cleaning. For heavy-duty cleaning of natural stone tiles, only use heavy-duty, non-hazardous and non-polluting cleaners and degreasers that have been specially manufactured for use on natural stone. Apply these cleaners to the tile using a sponge or soft mop, and allow them to sit for the amount of time specified by the manufacturer. Gently agitate the liquid after the allotted amount of time. Rinse and dry the tile. Change the rinse water every 100 square feet to prevent dirt from being reapplied to the natural stone tile during the rinsing process. Natural stone wax-finishes can be used to give natural stone tile added protection and shine after cleaning

A:  Hi, Absolutely, it will work great! Thank You, Miracle Sealants

A:  Hello Vinnie75, Yes, it will work on cemetery stones. please follow all instructions and the dilution ratio on the bottle. Thank You, Miracle Sealants

A:  No,, it is a good cleaner but not a sealer it may in fact remove or weaken the original sealer.

A:  I used this item after removing my sealer to get a deep clean. So any answer I provide I will not feel confident in. Sorry I could not be of help.

A:  The back of the bottle shows recommended dilution.

A:  Hello Meems, Depending on the extent of the soap scum it might although it is more likely you will need to use our porcelain & ceramic tile cleaner. Thank You, Miracle Sealants

A:  It depends. Some of the sealants you can find are lacquer based, some are wax based, some are water based and others are oil based. Each one will utilize a different solvent. Using the wrong solvent may create a bigger problem. I'd recommend you go to the manufacturer's website of the Sealant that was used to see what they recommend for thinning or removal of the product. If you don't find the answer on their website, call their customer service number and speak to a tech. That's what I'd do.