Q. Any help as to how to remove crayon from stone would be greatly appreciated! A. Crayon marks on stone are a combination of wax and pigment. Both will need to be removed from the surface and the pores of the stone. Start by carefully scraping any... Read More

Q. I have a bathroom counter that is bluestone. Before it could be sealed a bottle of liquid hand soap was put on the surface forming a ring. Also several drops of soap were dropped on the surface causing spots. What is the best method for removing... Read More

Q. I cleaned soot off my fireplace stone, but it won't come out where it has seeped into the stone. A. Smoke and soot are made up of very fine carbon and oily particles that can become absorbed into the surface of porous stone. Once that happens... Read More

Q. Some lime juice got spilled on my Bluestone table top and it left a big dull spot. Is there anything I can do to bring back the shine? A. The great news is that in most cases, natural stone can be restored to look like new. Unlike marble,... Read More