Staining. Stone may stain and such staining is not a defect. As a preventative measure, but not as absolute protection from staining, Stone should be sealed with the appropriate sealant, using the appropriate technique, after every six (6) months of normal use.
Staining. When staining Mexican Tile, Saltillo, Brick or similar surfaces, we do not guarantee a particular end result of the particular color or consistency of the color throughout the surface. The porosity can vary from one tile to the next and prior stains and chemicals previously used on the surfaces can make a predetermined outcome virtually impossible.
Staining. All Stone Products are sealed prior to installation. Annual sealing is recommended to enhance stain resistance. F/LIST recommends ‘Lithofin” products for sealing and cleaning, as they are designed specifically for the care of Stone Products. When properly sealed and maintained, Stone Products are generally quite stain-resistant to common beverages and foods (except for water with dissolved substances like sugar, salt and/or dye, e.g. wine, certain sodas, and similar liquids), oil and grease (e.g. cooking oil, nuts, and similar). When stains from such substances occur, it is generally not possible to remove them, and such stains are explicitly excluded from this Limited Warranty. It is very possible for certain chemicals and cleansers to stain stone and Stone Products. If such liquids are spilled on Stone Products, they should be wiped off immediately with soap and water. Additionally, you may use warm soap water or mild household cleaning agents to clean your Stone Product. Acidic substances such as vinegar, lemon juice, fruits, acidic cleaners will decompose natural stones, especially lime stones, such as marble. Rough or mat/frosted surfaces caused by acid decomposition of the Stone Product are not covered under this Limited Warranty. Avoid strong chemicals and solvents. Do not use items such as nail polish remover, permanent markers, inks, oil soaps, furniture cleaners, paint strippers or any kind of disinfectants and alcohol on the Stone Product. Also, avoid using high alkaline/PH level cleaners, such as oven cleaners on the Stone Product. Water splashes (especially from hard water), cream, lotion, soap, washing powder, perfume, etc. need to be wiped off immediately. Try to remove lime scale carefully with a sponge.
Staining. Under the terns of this agreement, Pool Kings will not be held responsible for any staining of plaster. Since plaster is composed of natural materials, a certain amount of shading, staining and color variation is to be expected. Different forms of staining occur in all pools and with proper chemistry can be held to a minimum.
Staining. 2.2.1. Alizarin Red To validate osteoblastic differentiation capacity of MSCs, accumulation of calcium deposits was determined by alizarin red dye staining.
Staining. As selected by Owner from manufacturer's full range.
