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Have grey Indian stone fitted but there is a lot of strain from the “joint it”
Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 3.45 PM
We have the Indian stone at patio fitted at around two weeks. After the fitting several days, there were a lot of “joint it “ still remain on the surface of Indian stone , when I use the water to clear it, there are a lot of “black spot” or “resin” make miscolour , and very ugly. Is there any way to clear those mismatch colour? Tried to contact the landscaper several times but no luck, I was wonder why the landscaper left so many “joint it” on the surface of the Indian stone........ help pls
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Anonymous user
Hi. You can get brick acid or adhesive residue remover from most local building merchants! Hope this helps!
Answered8 February 2022
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Anonymous user
Before pointing the Sandstone Paving I would have sealed the paving with a clear sealing fluid, this stop the colour from the pointing from bleeding through, however the best way to rectify the problem is to use a watered-down acid wash and this should resolve the problem.
Answered10 February 2022
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Anonymous user
Firstly the person or company who laid your patio should come and rectify the problem as it's there poor work that's caused this issue.
Answered13 February 2022
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Anonymous user
Maybe try give it a lite jet wash if that does not work then yes I would say get some brick acid but only apply to the areas where it needs it and then a good wash down after. Hope this helps you. The landscaper who did your project should have left the job all done and clean for you though.
Answered8 February 2022
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