Should I Replace My Grout? Aarrgh! There’s some sort of weird hairy blackish growth on the grout in my shower! Disaster! Panic! Certain impending doom! Well, maybe it’s not quite THAT dramatic. The
Should I Replace My Grout? Aarrgh! There’s some sort of weird hairy blackish growth on the grout in my shower! Disaster! Panic! Certain impending doom! Well, maybe it’s not quite THAT dramatic. The
Should I Use A Particular Color Acid Stain For My Exterior Concrete? This may seem like a bit of a strange question - surely ALL colors would be equal for use outdoors? And
How To Remove Hard Water Spots From Glass It’s happened to all of us – you’ve just had the windows cleaned and the children turn the hose on and helpfully spray the windows
Should I Use Concrete Dye Color On My Concrete? So you want to color your concrete? Goody, we’re rolling up our sleeves as we speak! There are several different types of concrete colorant,
Should I Use A Water-Based Stain Color On My Concrete? So you want to color your concrete? Goody, we’re rolling up our sleeves as we speak! There are several different types of concrete
Will Acid Stain Peel Off? We get asked this question a lot at Stone & Surface Specialists. And thankfully the answer is no, acid stains do not peel off. Hurrah and hallelujah! Acid
Are Granite Countertops Right For You? So you’ve planned your kitchen layout, you know you want those gorgeous cabinets with the ultra-sleek handles – but now you have to choose a countertop and
Can You Use Water-Based Stains at Altitude On Concrete? Yes! At Stone Surface Specialists, we love using water-based stains on concrete. And if you leave in the glorious climes of Park City or
How To Clean Ceramic Tiles ‘Spring cleaning’. The term conjures up all kinds of images: clean, uncluttered surfaces and storage areas, strange little headscarfs that only come out from the drawer once a
How To Clean Tile Grout With No Chemicals It can be done, but prepare yourself for some serious elbow grease…. Hydrogen Peroxide and Baking Soda 1 First, get rid of surface dirt