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Marble Restoration questions, answered by experts

Common restored and polished stones include marble, granite, travertine, limestone, slate, and terrazzo. Each requires specific techniques and care.

You may be wondering what travertine is. Travertine is a natural stone found in mineral spring deposits and mined from a rock quarry. Manufacturers cut the stone into slabs and then into tiles or pavers.

The stone is tumbled in rubber or plastic-coated barrels to give it a rustic look or brushed with a wire wheel to give it texture. Additionally, polished travertine is finished with glossy sealants. In most cases, holes or pits are filled with color-matched resin, epoxy fillers, cement, or sanded grout.

Yes. You can replace individual floor tiles. You’ll need to soften and remove the grout around the damaged tile before you can remove the tile, and work carefully to avoid damaging any surrounding tiles. It’s best to leave this job to a pro to make sure the finished project is properly installed and sealed for a seamless finish.

No, water itself won’t damage your tile—however, when water goes past your grout and tile and seeps into the subsurface or subflooring, it can cause a problem. If this happens and you haven’t waterproofed the area, the tile could start pulling away from the subsurface. Loose tile is more prone to cracking and chipping.

Repairs typically take a few hours to a day, depending on the extent of the damage, the drying time needed for adhesives or grout, and material availability.

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