One, What to do with micro-crystal stone scratching?
1. Prepare a clean cloth and dampen it with diluted concentrated hydrochloric acid solution. Gently wipe the scratches on the microcrystalline stone flooring. Then, use a toothbrush to clean the floor, dry it, and thoroughly rinse the floor with a large amount of water several times to remove any remaining hydrochloric acid.
2. For traces of paint or similar substances, use the corresponding solvent to clean and wipe, but always prioritize safety, as these materials are highly flammable. Microcrystalline flooring is inconvenient to maintain, although its surface is very attractive.
3. If metal substances leave scratches on the microcrystalline porcelain tiles, they are difficult to clean. If the scratches do not penetrate the glaze surface, soak the area with a cleaning agent for three minutes before wiping it clean. This usually will not affect the floor's gloss.
4、The glaze of the micro-crystal tile is only 6-8mm thick. If the glaze is scratched or damaged, whether by wiping or using cleaning agents, the problem may not be resolved. Replacing the flooring is the last resort. Therefore, the best approach is to maintain the flooring properly on a regular basis.
Two. What should be used to treat micro-crystal porcelain tiles that are prone to scratching?
1、Toothpaste + Cleaning Cloth
Apply toothpaste to the scratched microcrystalline stone surface, then gently wipe with a microfiber cloth. This method requires a relatively long and laborious process, and can also cause some damage to the surface of the microcrystalline stone material. However, using toothpaste and a microfiber cloth is the most cost-effective option.
2、Water stain remover + Sponge
Apply a descaling agent to the scratches on the microcrystal tiles, then gently wipe with a damp sponge, which can also help to fade the scratches. This method is relatively easy and won't damage the surface of the microcrystal tiles. However, not everyone has a descaling agent readily available, and purchasing one on the spot may delay the repair process.