how can i remove rust from marbel???

Answer 1

I've used Iron Out on cultured marble and it works well at removing rust stains.

You can get it Wal Mart, Home Depot, and Lowe's among other stores.

http://www.ironout.com/

Answer 2

After cleaning the area of any dirt or substance that might be covering the rust stains try Ketchup. Smear on a thick layer and let it sit for about 15 minutes. A basic scrubby back sponge might be enough to get the job done. After learning how well Ketchup worked as a copper cleaner I tried it on my bathtub. There was a light blue spot were the water always drips. Bleach couldn't quite get it and no amount of elbow grease worked with any cleaning products I tried so I gave up. One day it struck me; the blue was copper residue from the water pipes. So I gave it a shot. It worked so well I used it to clean the whole tub. The ketchup also worked as good as the commercial products do on mildew and soapy film on the tile wall. I don't guarantee this will work on your rust but it's worth a try.

Answer 3

I have a white carrera marble hearth on my fireplace. I have cleaned everything (burn marks, rust, black soot, tree sap) by putting a little dab of Easy Off oven cleaner on the stain, then put a glass upside down on the stain. Leave it for 24 hours. Wipe off then wash with dish wash liquid. It will take the shine off the marble, but you just have to buff it with marble polish.

Answer 4

First you have to use an fine abrasive sheet to scratch and then polish it. Don't use any chemicals - On applying marbel will fade.

Answer 5

Try some baking soda. Spray Power might remove it. You can get spray power at WalMart.

Answer 6

I use 'Bam' on my porcelain sinks. Check the bottle, it may
be good for marble too.

Or call a kitchen shop in your area, they will either tell you
or direct you to who will know.

good luck

Answer 7

No idea!