gadgetangelo
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Hey all,
My old house has some (white) marble fireplaces which were painted over. Ive done two of them with Peelaway 1 (I did a tester with 7 but it didnt really cut). All good but Ive noticed the marble has a slight "yellow staining". Full disclosure I did leave the Peelaway there for 12-24hrs so later when I did the other one I left it there for 6hrs and its much better. Lesson here is leave it there for as little time as possible and strategically reapply if needed.
My quesiton is , Is Klingstrip better for marble than peelaway for this usecase? or are they pretty much the same ?
I was going to call Klingslip but obviously they'll tell me they are better
thank you all
Some example images
Before
after first peel of peelaway1 (and we had a fireplace insert installed - not usable purely astectic )
after second application (trying to draw out the stain and after a month or so)
My old house has some (white) marble fireplaces which were painted over. Ive done two of them with Peelaway 1 (I did a tester with 7 but it didnt really cut). All good but Ive noticed the marble has a slight "yellow staining". Full disclosure I did leave the Peelaway there for 12-24hrs so later when I did the other one I left it there for 6hrs and its much better. Lesson here is leave it there for as little time as possible and strategically reapply if needed.
My quesiton is , Is Klingstrip better for marble than peelaway for this usecase? or are they pretty much the same ?
I was going to call Klingslip but obviously they'll tell me they are better
thank you all
Some example images
Before
after first peel of peelaway1 (and we had a fireplace insert installed - not usable purely astectic )
after second application (trying to draw out the stain and after a month or so)