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Removing Adhesive film from marble tops

15 years ago

I have marble countertops in my bathrooms, when they were installed they had a protective plastic on them. When we finished construction we peeled the protective plastic off the countertops but it left a sticky adhesive film on the countertops that we cannot remove. Do you know anything that can remove this sticky film?

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carolpolki
15 years ago
Be very careful what you use on marble; many cleaning products can permanently etch the surface.

Shaklee Basic H2 all purpose cleaner will remove it safely. Do a search on the web and you'll find a distributor.
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