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Y RESTAURA PR
MARBLE AND NATURAL STONES
Timeless Elegance
Beauty that lasts
Marble comes from limestone rocks, which reach a high degree of crystallization when they reach high temperatures. Its main component is calcium carbonate. After a mechanical cutting and polishing process (without chemicals), marble slabs are obtained. Their size can vary, depending on the quarry where the rock is obtained and the country of origin.
Types of Stones We Work With
Travertine
A porous stone from the marble family, ideal for matte or gloss finishes. Requires filling of pits for a flawless finish.
Coraline
Also known as coral stone, it is distinguished by its pink, cream and brown tones. Its soft and porous texture makes it perfect for outdoors, with a matte finish that highlights its natural beauty.
Granite
We adapt to your needs with expert advice and a guarantee in each service.
HOW WE DO IT
Our Polishing Process
At Pule y Restaura PR, we honor the method used by marble slab manufacturers to replicate that elegant natural shine.
01
Assessment of the Current Floor Condition
If the slabs are uneven, an aggressive #30 diamond is used to level the surface. On already leveled surfaces, we start with a #100 diamond and continue progressively.
02
Correction of Imperfections
In cases of porous and cracked floors, imperfections are corrected with a special grout.
03
Diamond Steps
Depending on the desired final shine, the number of diamond steps is determined. Example: Matte equals #200 diamond, semi-gloss equals #400 diamond, high gloss equals #1,500 diamond.
04
Sealing
After completing all polishing steps, the surface is thoroughly cleaned, and a high-quality penetrating sealer is applied. This does not form a surface layer, protects, and allows the stone to breathe.
Care Guide for Marble and Natural Stone
To preserve the beauty of your marble and natural stone floors:
01. Daily Cleaning
Use a neutral cleaner and avoid acidic or abrasive products.
02. Periodic Sealing
Apply a penetrating sealer every 6-12 months.
03. Avoid
x Spills of acids (vinegar, lemon juice, red wine).
x Heavy or sharp objects that could scratch the surface.
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