Commercial stone requires specific maintenance tailored to the stone type (e.g., granite vs. limestone). Polishes that are not pH-neutral or are formulated for other materials can cause staining or etching. If a stone floor looks dull, it is often due to improper cleaning or wear rather than a lack of polish. Consult the stone manufacturer's guidelines for approved care products and rely on periodic professional re-honing or sealing instead of applying topical wax or polish products.
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Is it safe to use specific polishes on commercial stone?
It is generally not recommended to use generic polishes on commercial stone flooring. Stone surfaces are sensitive to chemical composition; incorrect polishes can create a film that traps dirt, causes slipperiness, or alters the natural finish of the stone over time.