Scratch Removal

This close up shows the scratches imparted from constant sliding of bar stools. After providing a deep cleaning to remove soils and abrasives from the travertine surface, we then used diamond pads for a relatively simple repair for us.

Scratches from bar stools can dull the natural beauty of a stone floor. Depending on how deep the scratches are, will determine the best course of action. We recommend replacing as needed the felt pads under the chairs. This is the best remedy to stop future scratches from bar stools. If you have a chair with angled legs, there are swivels that can be screwed on so the felts don’t tear off when slid around.

Removing visible stone scratches often is the first step to providing a finished surface. This homeowner decided to go with a hi-polish finish.

This Travertine was cleaned by someone that had no business cleaning travertine and left deep linear scratches from their cleaning procedure. Clean Image of Orlando was able to remove the scratch damage and restore the finish to the customer’s goals.

Often it is the scratches in a natural stone floor that make it look “dirty”, or just not clean. So often after a deep cleaning, the floor may appear lighter in color, and diamond refinishing is then recommended to remove scratches and wear to bring that clean look back to the floor.

This unfilled Travertine tile was scratched almost right to the finished baseboard. Clean Image of Orlando was able to remove all the scratch damage and refinish right to the finished base.