Q1: What is FABER SAFE MARBLE?
A1: FABER SAFE MARBLE is an anti-slip treatment specifically designed for marble, travertine, limestone, and lime-based surfaces. It creates imperceptible micro-erosions on the surface, enhancing water runoff and significantly improving grip, even in wet conditions.
Q2: How does FABER SAFE MARBLE improve surface grip?
A2: FABER SAFE MARBLE interacts directly with the surface, creating invisible micro-erosions. These enhancements amplify water runoff, making the surface less slippery even when wet. It effectively reduces the risk of slipping on marble and similar surfaces.
Q3: Is FABER SAFE MARBLE safe for marble surfaces?
A3: Yes, FABER SAFE MARBLE is specifically formulated to be safe for marble, travertine, limestone, and lime-based surfaces. It does not harm the natural beauty of these materials while significantly enhancing safety.
Q4: Can FABER SAFE MARBLE be used in outdoor settings?
A4: FABER SAFE MARBLE is primarily designed for indoor use. For outdoor applications, it's recommended to consult with a professional to determine the suitability and application process for specific outdoor surfaces.
Q5: Does FABER SAFE MARBLE alter the appearance of the treated surface?
A5: No, FABER SAFE MARBLE creates imperceptible changes on the surface, which are invisible to the naked eye. It enhances grip without altering the natural appearance of marble, travertine, limestone, or lime-based surfaces.
Q6: What if excess product remains after treatment?
A6: Remove excess by rinsing and wiping with a damp cloth until the surface is clean and safe, no residue should remain.
Q7: How do I maintain treated surfaces long term?
A7: Once applied, the invisible micro-erosions remain between clean water rinses and gentle wiping as needed. The treatment requires no regular reapplication or maintenance, ensuring long-lasting grip and safety.
Q8: Can Safe Marble be safely applied on newly grouted or set stone?
A8: Yes, applying the treatment to clean, fully cured marble, limestone, or travertine surfaces ensures it interacts directly with the stone for effective micro-erosion. Avoid applying before the grout or installation finishes have completely settled.