Stain Removal

 from Marble benchtops, Limestone vanity, sandstone, granite, basalt, travertine

Contact Our Sales Team Steve 021665713 or Donovan 021792498

rust stains, oil, tar, pet stains, Pohutukawa, hard water marks, mould, Red wine, etches, paint, candle wax, and more from natural stone, tile and grout.

Each type of stain and natural stone is different and therefore requires tailored made procedures to have the stain removed permanently without damaging the marble or natural stone.

                 Oil stains                               Rust Stains                              Wine stains

Lustre Stain removal treatments can remove all sorts of stains:

Oil based products - cooking oil, salad oils, greasy food, tar, butter 

Organic – Coffee, tea, beverages, red wine, chilli sauce, tomato sauce,fruits, mustard, lemon juice, bubble gum, beer, salad dressing

Minerals - rust, cooper, iron, calcuim, water marks

Inks - felt tip markers, pens, kids waxes, paint

Cosmetic – lipstick, eye liner, eye shadow, self tan lotion, hair dye, iodine, nail polish, skin oils and creams, hair oils, sun tan lotion

Pigments - blood, wet paper, puhutakawa, leaf stains, olive stains, plant stains.

Acid based – etches, Ring marks, white spots, dull spots, blemishes, perfume, pet stains, house hold cleaners

Other - Paint, Tobacco, tyre marks

Biological – Moss, algae, fungi, mildew, lichens

 Redwine Travertine           Oil on basalt                  Redwine                 Water stain

We are often called to rectify natural stone and grout that “cleaners”, Home owners and other “restoration companies” have damaged the surface of the stone by utilizing incorrect stain removal cleaning chemicals and cleaning techniques. All is not lost Lustre natural stone restoration service can repair the damage to its former glory.

Please contact us to make a no obligation appointment with a Lustre representative. To ensure the best possible standard of customer satisfaction and communication our specialists meet personally on site with every client to formally assess their needs in the first instance and develop an itemized proposal and quotation detailing the recommended procedure.