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In this section you will find out how to take
care of stonemasonry, how to restore buildings to there former glory,
and tips on how to slow down the weathering process, by using the right
methods of cleaning and restoration for that particular type of stone. |
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WATER
CLEANING
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Water cleaning is an enviromentally friendly process for carbon deposit removal. Carbon deposits are what gives buildings an old dirty, rundown look.This not only makes the property an eyesore it also damages the stone, as carbon soot fills the pores and stops the stone from breathing, this can weaken the masonry, especially where certain types of stone are more suseptible than others, in these cases it can lead to a total breakdown of the masonry face. Making it a much more expensive and time consuming proceedure, due to extra repairs and replacement of decayed masonry using the combination of clean water through nebulas sprays, phosphorus brushes and carborundum stones to gently remove carbon deposits. It leaves the building looking like new and ready for any restoration works that might be needed. | |
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CITY
HALL,
CARDIFF.
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The
build up of carbon deposits, were cleaned with nebulas sprays, A gentle
and enviromentally friendly process, But in the wrong hands it can have
detramental effects. Left on for an extended time period or unattended
can lead to the stone turning a browny/ orange what we call 'burning',This
is sometimes irreversable, So don't try this at home. All four sides were cleaned in a record time of sixteen weeks, this is including the tower, where water pressure was scarce.But this still did not stop us from finishing it in time for the EURO SUMMIT. |
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