Question

Anybody any ideas on hows its remove the burn stain from granite slabs? Was ash from a fire pit

Answer 1

If I could understand the question I might know the answer

Comments

@anastaciaanastas70 its a burn stain caused by ashes from a firepit

Answer 2

Pink stuff paste seems to work on everything, and at a £1 in most places, its worth a try.  

Answer 3

There’s a method on google I looked for someone the other day , typed in how to remove a burn from granite .  

Answer 4

Brake cleaner

Answer 5

Look into proper stone cleaner. Don’t be tempted to try any acid based cleaners or house hold cleaners as they could leave a permanent staining on the stone. If you know anyone with a hot water pressure washer or even a steam cleaner to try lift it. If you have to go down the chemical route look at something that is designed for purpose on natural stone

Comments

@armbrecht3 ive tried the intensive stone cleaner i bought last year after fertilizer granules getting on it, not having much luck  

Answer 6

Try vim powder. Can get it through amazon. I swear by the stuff I had rust on my bath & kitchen sink I couldn’t get off & the vim lifted it after 2/3 mins of it just soaking in.  

Comments

@cultivate62 I've brought that in homebargins before definitely wasnt that price it was more like a pound

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@chief2 yeah from my local pound shops it’s a pound but I can’t find it local to me anymore. Only online. This was the first one I seen it was just for reference of the product. I would pay that for it lol just noticed there lol x

Answer 7

Cream cif and wire wool

Answer 8

A better pressure washer

Answer 9

Caustic Soda from B&Q will do the job

Answer 10

Vim and lemon. juice mixed into a paste

Answer 11

Conclean will remove

Answer 12

Thought you’d given someone a haircut with a jet wash.  

Answer 13

Pink stuff in a tub is really good x

Answer 14

Baking soda an bleach

Answer 15

Moss Clean from Driveway Ninja

Answer 16

The pink stuff cream cleaner

Answer 17

Try a wier brush

Answer 18

Sodium hypochlorite 30%

Answer 19

Brick acid an a good stiff brush or try bleach first

Answer 20

Get a stone restoration firm in, you will always see the mark otherwise

Answer 21

Pick up jet washer, point at said stain and pull trigger

Answer 22

Flip the slabs over and jet wash again  

Answer 23

A sack of potatoes  

Answer 24

Be careful what you use on it. Ignore the comments like bleach and acid cleaner until you have done your research. I don’t think you can use brick acid on natural stone but if you do. Try it on an inconspicuous area first.  

Answer 25

Buy new slabs, or buy a granite polishing head for a grinder.  

Answer 26

Sand paper