Reply With QuoteMuriatic acid diluted with water is used for cleaning masonry surfaces. It will not harm glass or paint.
Id try a sample batch with that. It stores well and is reasonable. Flush with water after using it.
How do you clean ceramic polishing stones ?
Muriatic acid diluted with water is used for cleaning masonry surfaces. It will not harm glass or paint.
Id try a sample batch with that. It stores well and is reasonable. Flush with water after using it.
just remember, always add acid to water, NOT water to acid!Originally Posted by yobuck
Bruce
Holy Crap!!
Regular bath soap and a loofah. Wait... which stones?
I keep mine in a pickle jar in mineral spirits.
"As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."
brake clean gets the crap out of the pores in a hurry.
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I saw the title "How do you clean your stones?" and thought to myself this ought to be good....
Anything that'll cut the light weight oil I use on them and wash away the crabs..... ah, I mean metal chips / flakes.
Mineral ghosts or spirits, kerosene, brake cleaner, Quell's....
'Scuse me while I whip this out...!
brake clean.mineral spirits
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