Colored stone has lost its color what to do?

In our life, our space around us began to occupy an important place, therefore, more and more often they began to turn to designers for the harmonious improvement of our houses, apartments, and interiors. Natural materials are still the highlight of designer apartments: wood, stone and plant. Natural stones are a separate segment that looks noble and sophisticated.

Marble, granite, quartzite are used in different textures, treatments and colors. Sometimes the solution is a color accent in the interior. But over time, colored stones can lose their brightness, look very worn out and sluggish. You should not be upset about this, since almost everything can be restored.

When polishing marble, granite, quartzite, its original appearance is already returning. But there are exceptions. Then impregnation comes to the rescue with an increase in the color of the stone. Once applied, this hydrophobe not only protects the stone from water, dirt and oil, but also gives it a "wet stone" effect, allowing your stone to regain its natural color.

Sometimes our clients specifically use color enhancers to emphasize the zest of the stone with its color, even on freshly installed marble, granite.

To understand how the wet effect will look on your stone, we suggest you wipe the product with a damp cloth. You will see how the color of natural stone changes and you will be able to decide on the need for this event. This experiment is convenient in that the moisture will eventually evaporate from the surface of the stone and return to the previous state in the stone without additional manipulations. If you like the look of your marble, granite, quartzite, then you can safely purchase the Color Enhancer.

We recommend the Italian manufacturer Faber P147, Faber P147 Plus, Deep Enhancer, WET LOOK ECO. They can be applied to dining tables, countertops, work surfaces, bathrooms, floors, walls, window sills. They are easy to apply, do not form a film, contact with food is allowed, perfectly protect against staining.