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Cleaning Limestone Cills

clint_eastman · 2010-08-30 20:23:53

I've put in Irish Limestone Cills and although I had them covered, there are still a few spots and marks from mortar. Also, I had taped on a plywood cover with duct tape (the brown plastic one) and it seems to have left a bit of adhesive residue on the limestone in places. Can anyone recommend a specialty cleaner for…

30-08-2010 8:23pm

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clint_eastman

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I've put in Irish Limestone Cills and although I had them covered, there are still a few spots and marks from mortar. Also, I had taped on a plywood cover with duct tape (the brown plastic one) and it seems to have left a bit of adhesive residue on the limestone in places. Can anyone recommend a specialty cleaner for Limestone, I don't want to try just any old household stuff in case it could stain them.

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Wire brush?

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#3 31-08-2010 12:45pm

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Thanks, but it looks like I need some sort of cleaner, some of the adhesive from the tape is fairly engrained.

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