Strip and Re - Seal of stone floors

When a stone floor is freshly laid it will be sealed and sometimes polished with a very durable liquid, which will dry to a very tough and attractive finish. However, after years of foot traffic, spills and general wear and tear, this finish will appear dull, dirty and scratched.

This is more of a renovation process, and uses a chemical stripper to take off the original polish and sealer so we are back to the natural stone. Once all the stripper and polish residue is removed with a wet vac, and the floor has dried, it is time to apply the sealant which will absorb into the tile and grout. This can be applied in multiple coats and is left to dry between applications. A finish or polish can then be applied to ensure an extremely durable surface, and can be modified to the matt finish or polished sheen you require. Again, this can be more than one coat or application.