Stone Sealing Bathrooms

Why is it important to seal natural stone vanities?

Once your stone vanities have been sealed with Clearstone, not only is cleaning simplified by reducing scum build up, but liquids are prevented from penetrating into the surface of the stone avoiding further staining and discoloration.

While sealing stone vanities is important to prevent exposure to chemicals, sealing marble showers is also crucial. As the shower is one of the most heavily used surfaces in the household, being in frequent contact with soaps, shampoos and cleaners that can rapidly deteriorate the stone surface, protection of stone in this area assists in maintaining the aesthetics and integrity of your selected stone finish.

By sealing your marble bathroom vanity with Clearstone we guarantee….

• A totally sealed surface that has outstanding stain proof and etch proof qualities including protection from everyday items such as soap scum, shampoos, conditioners, makeup, nail polish remover and perfumes etc
• A 100% hygienic surface that does not harbor bacteria
• A completely smooth surface sealing and covering open fissures, cavities, faults and joins
• A worry free practical bathroom surface that looks totally natural

Call Mirror Image Marble on 03 9532 1758 to discuss your specific stone protection requirements today.

Why is it important to seal your bathrooms natural stone floors, walls and showers?

Any natural stone in a bathroom will be exposed to water and chemical spillages.

We recommend that marble floors and walls be sealed for protection. This is even more crucial for marble shower cubicles, as they are frequently coming into contact with soaps, shampoos and cleaners that can rapidly deteriorate the stone surface leaving it looking dull and lifeless.

For these surfaces we recommend the application of a high quality impregnating sealer. These surfaces will need to be repolished and resealed on a regular basis to keep them looking in pristine condition.
The regularity of the maintenance required will depend on how often the bathroom is used. For example a guest bathroom that only gets used every once in a while would require much less maintenance that a bathroom that gets used every day.