Marble while admittedly beautiful, is a porous and easily stained material. There are methods for removing stains from marble that will not damage the surface. This is a guide about removing stains from marble.
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Homemade Marble Stain Remover
This will work on many stains.
Ingredients
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1 teaspoon 3% hydrogen peroxide
Directions
Mix cornstarch and peroxide to form a paste. Cover the stain with the paste and let sit until dry (about an hour). Then remove the dried paste and rinse off the area.
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I was told to use CLR on water spots on my table (marble). To my surprise it left even more spotting. I was told to use a buffer with rubbing compound. I did that and it cleaned it up a little, but the spots are still there. I'm sick to my stomach about what has happened. Is there anyone that can help me?