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Good afternoon,

We recently bought a bad level A bundle. At every installation the clients are complaining about the material being sandy.
We clean it and seal it and then within minuets it is sandy again.

It's not resin filled and we bought it under the name Verona....but we all know how names are lost.

We've had other Verona "unfilled" slabs and there were no issues.

So my question is....

Has anyone had this problem and found a product I can buy aftermarket to remedy this issue otherwise it's a kitchen replacement?

Thank you in advance for taking the time to brainstorm with me!

Your problem is most likely efflorescence and will eventually go away.
Use the search on this site for gritty or efflorescence and you will find more info.

call me, I can help you fix the situation.

For future jobs, pressure wash the pieces after fabrication is complete and it will get rid of most of it before it leaves the shop.

Dan R. wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 6:28 am

call me, I can help you fix the situation.
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Thank you! But the # doesn't seem to work.

Our office number is 386-597-0228 or cell 386-213-0400.

Has anyone used Granite Shield?