Olson Marble and Stone Care

Olson Marble and Stone Care We specialize in polishing, sealing, resurfacing, honing, repairing, stain removal, and protection of your Stone and Concrete

Friday Blog Time
10/02/2026

Friday Blog Time

A lot of older concrete looks worse than it really is. Cracks, stains, patches, tack-strip holes, worn coatings, and years of traffic can make a slab look like a poor candidate for restoration. In many cases, though, the answer to can an existing concrete floor be polished is yes.

Friday Blog
09/25/2026

Friday Blog

If your concrete sealer turned white, cloudy, or milky, the problem is usually not the concrete suddenly changing color. More often, something has gone wrong in or beneath the sealer system. Moisture, improper curing conditions, excessive coating buildup, poor adhesion, contamination, or an incompat...

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09/18/2026

Friday Blog Day!

To remove soap scum on marble, choose a non-acidic soap-scum remover specifically approved for marble, test it in a small area, and follow its application instructions. Clean gently, rinse thoroughly, and inspect the stone after drying. Avoid vinegar and acidic bathroom descalers. If dullness remain...

Friday Blog
09/04/2026

Friday Blog

Quartzite countertop staining can happen even after the stone has been sealed. A penetrating sealer slows liquid absorption, but it does not make quartzite waterproof or stain proof. Dark areas can also come from absorbed moisture, oil, hard-water residue, silicone contamination, fabrication moistur...

Friday Blog
08/28/2026

Friday Blog

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Friday Blog Day
08/07/2026

Friday Blog Day

Stone restoration home value is not about making a worn floor shine and claiming your house is suddenly worth more. The real issue is whether damaged marble, travertine, limestone, terrazzo, granite, or decorative concrete will make buyers see an expensive future problem.

Friday Blog Day
07/31/2026

Friday Blog Day

Learning how to clean natural stone floors requires more than choosing an all-purpose product. Marble, travertine, limestone, granite, quartzite, slate, and terrazzo react differently to acids, abrasives, water, and cleaning chemicals. The five costliest mistakes are using acids, abrasive tools, mop...

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424 Illinois Avenue
San Jose, CA
95126

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

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