How to clean and protect stone
Clean and protect the stone it is essential to make beautiful and safe wall coverings. For some time now, stone has made it possible, thanks to its versatility, to combine aesthetic needs and practicality. It is no coincidence that it has become a central element in the creation of both the interior and exterior of the home.
Stone coverings and floors, the advantages
The stone coverings available on the market are of various types and allow you to create a unique style in every environment. The regular stones (whether they are rectangular or square) are excellent for having an inconspicuous and very refined effect, while the irregular stones they can be used for rustic environments, creating contrasting effects that have a very strong impact.
We are talking about coatings that are usually quite simple to apply. This is because they are designed in the form of strips that can be applied to wall surfaces. The type of stone must instead be chosen based on the style of the house and your tastes, taking into consideration the differences in cost and yield of the stones based on the type and origin.
How to clean and protect stone: the products
Stone is therefore a very versatile material for creating stylish coverings and that reflect the character of a home. But how to clean and protect floors and walls? Choosing the right products is obviously essential. Furthermore, stone is a porous material that gets dirty easily, but also rather delicate if subjected to the action of corrosive chemicals. It is therefore important to focus on solutions that are able to respect the material and clean it at the same time.
As a P-oh7 of New Chemical Prevention, a dust protection for internal concrete and stone. It is a product based on acrylic and polyurethane resins in water for an effective anti-stain and anti-dust treatment. It allows for simple maintenance, resists repeated washing with neutral detergents and soaks surfaces, preventing dusting. It also guarantees good mechanical resistance, does not release harmful substances either during application or afterwards, and gives a pleasant aesthetic appearance. This water-based solution prevents oily dirt from penetrating and reduces the problem of black marks left by tires.
Then we find Biosyl, a silane-based hydrophobic primer that helps keep the salts in solution on the surface, avoiding the formation of dangerous and unsightly efflorescence and guaranteeing a long-lasting effect. In the end Oil Twelve it is a wet-look protector for internal or external stones. It is a combination of oils and waxes in emulsion which gives a matt wet effect. Penetrates deeply, reviving the stone and toning it, but above all it gives water-oil-repellent properties. The application operations are very simple and the drying is quick. Furthermore it does not contain solvents and can be mixed with other products.
