No problem! :)
shannoncbriggs 2 months ago
Bro u saved my life thanks!!
shalom96 2 months ago
xgent: You're welcome, I agree, I wish we'd thought of doing before and after, but we didn't think of it until later:( Glad it still helped, though.
shannoncbriggs 3 months ago
Thanks for the video and the brush trick. if you could have shown a before and after that would have been cool but now i know the basics
xgent3 3 months ago
Usually a stain is because the porcelain has already been compromised and you're pumicing it out, but in other cases, no it doesn't scratch it in our experience.
Wouldn't a pumice stone scratch the porcelain?
dcareyHQvideos 3 months ago
@dcareyHQvideos Dampen the pumice stone with water from the sink before using. For stubborn stains, dip the dampened stone in baking soda.
JIM15068 5 days ago
No problem! :)
shannoncbriggs 2 months ago
Bro u saved my life thanks!!
shalom96 2 months ago
xgent: You're welcome, I agree, I wish we'd thought of doing before and after, but we didn't think of it until later:( Glad it still helped, though.
shannoncbriggs 3 months ago
Thanks for the video and the brush trick. if you could have shown a before and after that would have been cool but now i know the basics
xgent3 3 months ago
Usually a stain is because the porcelain has already been compromised and you're pumicing it out, but in other cases, no it doesn't scratch it in our experience.
shannoncbriggs 3 months ago
Wouldn't a pumice stone scratch the porcelain?
dcareyHQvideos 3 months ago
@dcareyHQvideos Dampen the pumice stone with water from the sink before using. For stubborn stains, dip the dampened stone in baking soda.
JIM15068 5 days ago