Marble Vanity Unit and Worktop Restoration in London
Marble Vanity Unit and Worktop Restoration Service for Residential Properties, Hotels, Yachts and Bars in London.
Why replace when we can restore? If you have marble counter tops, vanity tops, worktops or shower walls that have become stained, etched, scratched, or lost their shine and beauty, you may be thinking about replacing them. We can repair, refinish, protect, seal and restore your marble to looking its best again, see our recent work below.
Richard and Michelle have completed repeat work for Carnival cruises UK aboard P&O and Cunard Cruise ships as well as other commercial and residential properties. An example for which you can see below, 128 marble vanity units were restored to there former glory after being severely etched. Here the marble was ground down to removes etching and scratches and brought back to a beautiful high shine finish.
Our marble services include:
Etch removal: Also known as "water spots," etching is chemical damage due to acidic substances coming into contact with the stone
Refinishing: Honing and/or polishing to restore or change the finish
Crack repair: Our process virtually erases cracks
Chip repair: We fill in the gap to match the surrounding area and hone it smooth
Sealing: Inhibits future staining
Stain removal: Our poulticing methods can remove most stains
We can restore the satin/matte or polished finish of your marble and limestone floors and surfaces so that they will once again "wow" your family, guests, or patrons. Periodic maintenance services will ensure your marble and limestone stays looking great all the time.
This is our recent work aboard Cunard's Queen Elizabeth Cruise Ship. 43 marble vanity units were ground down, brought back to high shine with clarity and were treated with a specialised sealer which helps prevent etching meaning the finish will last alot longer than a standard seal.
This was all carried out in Singapore which was a fantastic experience getting to see this wanderful city working along side several trades during a two week refurb of the ship.
An outline of how we refurbish your marble to make the look fabulous again!
Stripping:
Pre-existing seals or finishes may have failed and over the years dirt and grime have built up over the surface making marble look unattractive by being dull and having built up dirt which is highly visible in areas. We completely strip the surface of the dirt, grime and the old damaged layers of seals and polishes.
Cleaning and Stain Removal:
Your marble is then rinsed clean and concentrate on any areas that require further cleaning to bring the stone back to looking its best such as removing stains and etching.
Polishing:
Depending on shine level you want we can achieve low shine to a high gloss finish which is hard wearing and will look fabulous for years to come.
Sealing, so why seal Stone?
As natural stone is porous, without adequate protection it will absorb spilled liquids which in some instances will cause staining. Even tap water contains minerals, salts and chlorine which are all potentially damaging to some stones. We don’t just put one application on!! We believe in giving you a finish that will last years, therefore we always apply at least 2 seals, and depending on test results, more until we know the stone is properly sealed. So, Hampshire Hard Floor Care sealing process will not only enhance the natural beauty of the stone, protects against staining, it helps in the easier maintenance of the stone meaning your marble is always looking its best.
Polished Marble Vanity Unit Etch and Stain Removal for Hotels
Polished Marble Vanity Unit Etch and Stain Removal for Homes
Polished Marble Worktop Etch and Stain Removal for Hotels
Polished Marble Worktop Etch and Stain Removal for Homes
Etch Removal
Polished and Sealed Marble
IMPORTANT!
Why not protect your hard floor with a professional sealer to create an invisible barrier which reduces penetration of spills and dirt. When Richard comes out to quote you can talk to him about how the sealer is professionally applied, as sealers which are not can still be a sponge to spills.
