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at Consumer & Non-registered Lounge forum; Does anybody have a recipe for poultice Poultice This operation takes a minimum of twenty-four hours to extract foreign materials ...
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Does anybody have a recipe for
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Poultice
This operation takes a minimum of twenty-four hours to extract foreign materials (stains) from most natural stones.
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What will this
poultice
be used on?
What made the stain.
here is a chart of most of the stains that we could come up with
http://www.nsraweb.com/consumer-help...hart-1904.html (Stain chart)
Poultice
This operation takes a minimum of twenty-four hours to extract foreign materials (stains) from most natural stones.
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Thanks
that link was very informative
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You are very welcome.
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