MB-11® Touch-Up Etch Remover

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MB-11® Touch-Up Marble Etch Remover & Polishing Compound

MB-11® Touch-Up Etch Remover (Marble Polishing Powder) is a unique combination of specialty abrasives and catalysts that makes the art of marble polishing relatively easy to implement without the need of any power-tool.

MB-11® is designed for spot polishing of most “water stains” or “rings” from polished marble, travertine and any other calcite-based stone.

How to Remove Etches from Marble Using MB-11® Touch-Up

Note – Be certain to test the product first on a spare tile or inconspicuous area for extra caution.

Preparation

Be certain to test the product first on a spare tile or inconspicuous area for extra caution before use.
Use rubber gloves at all times when handling the product.
Clean the surface with something like our Easy Oxy Daily Cleaner.

Directions

Use rubber gloves. Grab a clean white cloth or microfiber and fold it twice to make 4 layers. Wrap it tightly around your fingers/knuckles. Hold the loose portion of the towel in your hand so that it stays out of the way while you work. Dampen the wrapped fingers by spritzing them with water. Remove any excess water as you want your cloth damp, not wet.
Tap your damp cloth into the powder in the jar to get a THIN layer on your wrapped fingers/knuckles. There should be a consistent layer of powder, but no excess flaking off.
Rub the affected area vigorously with the wrapped fingers in a back-and-forth motion. This should be done quickly and with a lot of pressure. After about 10 back-and-forth motions, finish up with a few circular motions.
If you have any residue left do NOT wipe it away with the cloth until you have neutralized it with a pH-neutral cleaner like our MB-5. Use the loose part of the towel to wipe away the paste in a single motion. Spray the spot with a pH-neutral cleaner and buff clean with a SECOND microfiber cloth. Do NOT use the same cloth used to apply the product.
Inspect the repaired area and repeat the process with the same cloth as necessary. Adding more water if needed.

FAQs

Can etching be removed from marble?

Yes, etching can be removed from marble. Etching, which is caused by acidic substances reacting with the marble, can be treated using specialized products like marble polishing powder. For effective results, you can apply products such as MB-11® Touch-Up Marble Etch Remover to the affected area, following the instructions carefully to restore the surface’s shine.

Is marble etching permanent?

Marble etching is not necessarily permanent. While etching can cause dull and lighter spots on the marble surface, these can often be restored using appropriate products and techniques. For instance, using a product like MB-11® Touch-Up Marble Etch Remover can help repair and polish the etched areas, making them less visible.

Can you restore etched marble?

Yes, you can restore etched marble. The restoration process typically involves cleaning the area, applying a polishing powder, and buffing it to remove the etch marks. Products like MB-11® Touch-Up Marble Etch Remover are designed specifically for this purpose and can effectively bring back the shine and smoothness to the marble surface.

Does vinegar remove etching?

No, vinegar does not remove etching; in fact, it can cause etching. Vinegar is acidic and can damage marble surfaces by creating dull, lighter spots. It’s important to avoid using vinegar or any acidic cleaners on marble to prevent etching.

How do you remove vinegar etching from marble?

To remove vinegar etching from marble, you should:

Blot the area immediately after the spill to absorb any excess liquid.
Rinse the affected area with MB-5 to neutralize the acid.
Apply a small amount of MB-11 and gently wipe it with a soft, damp cloth.
Rinse with a neutral cleaner and dry with a soft towel.

Using MB-11® Touch-Up Marble Etch Remover will help ensure that the marble regains its polished finish effectively.

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