| Question from: Bruce Rector |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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We just installed a large patio/pool deck composed of Tennessee Crab Orchard on a concrete slab. We live in New York. What do you recommend for sealing this type of stone? Thank you.
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| Question from: Doug Imanishi |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I am looking for river rock separated by color: red, black and white. My customer wants me to find pallet volumes. Can you suggest a source if there is such thing available? This customer is in Japan and suggests that they source it is already sorted naturally there. I think he is crazy but knew you could answer this question.Thanks! Doug
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| Question from: arturo perez |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Sandstones are very abrasives,with diferent kinds of hardness,because the agregate,and may act the blade faster or slower.Also the diamond segments must be for sandstone. Where do I can get a buletin or any report or book, to see for the composition of the sandstone? To see the percentage of compounds.
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| Question from: Eileen Giammona |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Are you familiar with Silstone? I have a client who says it is a composite of stone and polymers. Do you know where I can get more info on this product?
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| Question from: Ian Palmer |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Any suggestions on moving a soapstone sink (ca. 1910 vintage) from old to new house? Thanks.
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| Question from: Esteban Argerich |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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How can I publish an new stone in this web page.What information you need to do so?ThanksEsteban Argerich
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| Question from: ata ilderem |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I need to get information how to install granite slab and tiles for floor and walls, if you have drawings on the subject it will be must apprecaited, please forward them to my email at atailderem@yahoo.com
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| Question from: Genie |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Does white marble come in different colors ?
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| Question from: gaylord |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Does the amount of grain in white marble indicate a difference in the quality of the stone?
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| Question from: Julia |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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1. I am in the UK. Is there a publication which will give advice on what constitutes first grade stone, particularly travertine, together with fixing and maintenance advice - also, bad practices to be avoided. 2. Laying travertine on a wet bed or screed - can this affect the performance of the tiles in any way, i.e. efflorescence, etc? Many thanks.
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| Question from: Kelley |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I need a mold for pouring concrete into that will be reusable. Is there any material that will work for this?
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| Question from: Elena Kocoska |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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how can i find a list a data base of company that are producing and manifacturing all kind of stone including marble,travertin, granit
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| Question from: Volker Schreiber |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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HelloSearch for Ornaments on CD for Computerdesign.PLease Help.A Stone woker from GremanyThanks. i dont speak good English .....
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| Question from: Paul Cook |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I am interested in using granite in my kitchen and I am starting to design and calculate cost. I have heard that granite costs a certain amount per slab. How big is a slab?
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| Question from: brooke Moore |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I am trying to source a stone locally, and new alternate names to an Indian Granite: Imperial Gold. Please provide names for Imperial White too. Thanks
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| Question from: Marianne Baltazar |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Is there a Base price for granite! how is it priced! per sq.ft or lin.ft
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| Question from: nismo V-SPEC |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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im trying to look for some information about the stone like the characteristic of stone, the advantages n disadvantages of stone, n the intro of stone........
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| Question from: martina fiorentino |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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where we find "faveco" stone in Portugal, in which place?
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| Question from: sheila tanguay |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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i have stone that i would like to retail. how do start a successful business in doing so?
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| Question from: Lou Lewis |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I am looking for information about SILEStone. One of my customers approached and asked if I could give her information on it but I had no references. Genral information regarding the manufatured stone would be greatly appreciated.
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| Question from: rick greenwald |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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I installed honed amd filled travertine in my bedroom and bath. I cleaned it with a Miracle stone cleaner, sealed with 511 Impregnator and used a Miracle Stone Enhancer. My problem is the Enhancer. According to instructions it is brused on and wiped after 3 minutes. After two coats you can still see the brush marks and overall uneven look. After contacting Miracle they said I need to reapply until the coating evevns out. This stuff has a very strong odor and this seems to be a rather inefficient way to apply a product that you want smooth.My goal was to get a little sheen on the stone after sealing it.Any recommendations?
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| Question from: Henry L. Lujan |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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Who will lead me by the hand in the stone business?Thank you very much.Henry L. Lujanlujanhenry@hotmail.com
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| Question from: TAnya Romine |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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where can i find basic instructions for caring for natural stone?
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| Question from: Shawn Stallard |
Posted: Dec 31, 1969 (17:00) |
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We are new company,We will be excavate some areas of sand stone. We feel this stone could be sold in the housing constriction Industry, also in the Landscape and Hardscape industry. For siding, walls walk way.. ect. Some of the stone can be pick by hand from a top the ground and stacked to pallets. More if we could seperate or sift the rock from dirt.? There are some out crops. along the hill sides. Which will be excavating Please send us any and all information from this industry on testing to marketing to equipment. Any help that you could give or send or direct us to, would be great! As we just bought the farm and stone came with it. Thank you,Shawn L. Stallard
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