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Marble, like granite, is actually a type of stone. So yes, it is natural. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes marble is natural it is formed when limestone is metamorphosed (heated and squashed when deep in the earth). However the appearance of marble is easy to fake and in many buildings the marble is indeed fake.
Answer Difficult to judge from here. If the adhesive was brown it may have penetrated the marble you need to grind the marble and use hydrogen peroxide. A treatment only for VERY experienced professionals. If the marble has been wet for a few days, there is probably also some rust the stone. Marble may contain pyrite (fools gold, iron ore). Suggest you ask a marble restorer to have a look. Check the yellow pages "granite" or "marble" or "natural stone"
The inside of a "tombstone" is either natural stone (e.g. granite, marble) or concrete.
Marble is a type of stone. People like the way it looks so they use it for many purposes and cut it up and polish it.
Use a toothbrush to scrub with acetone or nail-polish remover. Neither will harm natural stone. (Do not use on formica, laminate, or synthetic marble)
marble is natural
yes, physical, mechanical,durablity & ashthetic properties of marble improves after the polishing of marble or any dimensional stone & also imrove the aging index.
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Marble tile look very natural and they have natural variations unlike fabricated marble tile. Please Click link below to see pictures of natural tiles: http://www.qualityonyx.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=73
Natural marble is best for kitchen flooring.
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