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Shower With Multiple Surface Types Restored

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This BEFORE image shows the shower floor with soap scum buildup.

Here is a BEFORE image of the marble. Notice the etch marks on the surface.

Here is another BEFORE image of the marble shower walls.

Vein cut limestone tiles with surface damage and soap scum buildup.

Here is a BEFORE image of the vein cut limestone. Notice the surface damage.

The white carrara marble in the top half of the shower and vein cut limestone in the bottom half of the shower look much better in this AFTER image.

White carrera marble in the top half of the shower and vein cut limestone in the bottom half of the shower.

Here's another AFTER image of the shower walls.

This image shows the cleaned and restored shower floor.

This AFTER image shows the cleaned and restored shower floor.

Marble shower tiles restored to like new.

The marble shower tiles were restored to like new, as you can see in this AFTER image.

This AFTER image shows the decorative butterfly glazed ceramic tile inlay.

Natural Stone,

Tile

Client : Homeowners in Phoenix, AZ

Info : Stone honed, polished, and sealed and tile cleaned

Water Spots, Etch Damage, and Soap Scum

Homeowners in Phoenix, Arizona wanted their shower restored because they noticed how unsightly it had become. The stone surfaces had water spots and etch damage. Soap scum buildup had formed an ugly sheath along the edges of the shower floor. They contacted Beyond Stone Solutions, because they knew we would have the expertise to restore all four different types of materials in their shower:

Hexagon mosaic marble tile floor
Vein cut limestone shower walls (lower)
White carrara marble shower walls (upper)
Glazed ceramic tile (decorative inlay)

Our Shower Restoration and Cleaning Process

We masked and protected the floor and walls surrounding our work area. Then we honed the stone to remove surface damage and polished to restore the finish. The decorative butterfly materials could not withstand the honing and polishing process that we used throughout the rest of the shower, so we had to be careful to avoid this surface. We used professional cleaning solutions and a soft bristle brush to clean that area. Our final step was to apply an impregnating sealer to inhibit staining.

The homeowners loved how fresh, clean, and inviting their shower looked after our stone restoration, deep cleaning, and sanitizing services.

To learn more, visit our Baths and Showers page.