Q. I am having problems with my new marble paver Florida patio. The stone is turning yellow on the edges. I have some success with cleaning, but the yellow keeps returning, and it seems to come back a little worse each time. Thank you!   A. The... Read More

Q. How to remove a stain from a rubber backed coir mat on pavers? A. The doormat stain was caused by chemical additives, oils, or binders migrating out of the rubber backing and into the porous surface of the pavers. Moisture, heat, and pressure can... Read More

Q. A rubber-backed coir mat stained my pavers. How do I remove it? A. Before attempting full stain removal, it’s best to perform a small test poultice using an appropriate solvent such as methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) or mineral spirits. NOTE:... Read More

Q. A parked car on our driveway apparently leaked oil onto the pavers. What product can I use to remove it, or do they need to be replaced?  A. More often than not, dirty pavers can be cleaned and restored to like new condition for a lot less than... Read More

Q. Can you polish Mexican pavers?A. No. Mexican pavers typically have a patina applied at the factory. This patina is very thin and any attempt at polishing could remove it. I would recommend if you want it to shine apply a topical coating made for... Read More

Q. Help! I have mysterious stains on my new marble patio pavers at our home in South Florida. Our stone was set in sand over concrete less than two weeks ago. We noticed red-brown stains after it rained. I’m frustrated because I can remove the... Read More

Q. We recently had some staining on our sandstone patio pavers where merbau timber was left on several pavers. Could you please help with how we might remove these stains?  A. Merbau is known for its rich reddish-brown color and natural oils and... Read More

Q. We had a beige sandstone counter top installed for an outdoor kitchen. It is sanded smooth and was sealed with a sealer (don‘t know what kind just said Sealer on the can) about 3 coats. Some was spilled on our manufactured patio pavers which... Read More

Q. We had a beige sandstone countertop installed for an outdoor kitchen. It is sanded smooth and was sealed with three coats of sealer. I don’t know what kind—just said “sealer” on the can. Some was spilled on our manufactured patio... Read More