
FRECUENT ASKED QUESTIONS
Clean with a damp cloth.
If necessary, use only neutral white soap to remove stains.
If the terrazzo receives liquids that stain (red wine, tea, coffee, mate, etc.) this liquid must be removed immediately.
If the liquid remains on the terrazzo, over time it penetrates the lacquer layer and stains the marble aggregates that compose it.
If the aggregates need to be dyed, pure hydrogen peroxide should be applied (handle with gloves, mask and safety glasses).
The terrazzo on tapas is maintained with Pimux Universal Paste.
Apply it to the surface with a clean, dry cloth so that there is no excess. Then wipe it with a clean, dry cloth to remove the excess and rub until it has an even, natural shine.
Maintenance is done when it loses its shine or you see that it absorbs.
Sweep or brush to remove dust.
Use a damp cloth.
If necessary, use only neutral white soap with warm water to remove stains.
If the terrazzo receives liquids that stain (red wine, tea, coffee, mate, etc.) this liquid must be removed immediately. Never use sandpaper or scratching elements.
If the liquid remains on the terrazzo, over time it penetrates the lacquer layer and stains the marble aggregates that compose it.
If the aggregates are stained, pure hydrogen peroxide must be applied (handle with gloves, mask and safety glasses).
The terrazzo in situ is maintained with Pimux Lacquer, “Echo en el bude”, “Blem autobrillo incoloro” or a similar product.
Apply it on the surface with a clean, dry cloth or a squeegee so that there are no excesses.

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