Scalea cleaning and maintenance
Natural stone is considered one of the highest quality cladding materials, as it meets all the technical and design requirements of any project. Stone is a classic material in design and architecture, although it requires greater care and maintenance compared to surfaces such as Silestone and Dekton.
Scalea cleaning
Step 1
Apply neutral soap to the affected area and gently rub in a circular motion with a damp microfibre cloth.
Step 2
Leave to work for a couple of minutes. Then with a cloth wipe off any soap residue. Finally, dry it with kitchen roll.
Removing stubborn stains from Scalea surfaces
| Oil | Highly diluted acid (dilute vinegar) |
| Grease | Bicarbonate and warm water |
| Wine | Diluted alkaline detergent |
| Coffee / Ink | Diluted detergent* |
| Paint | Acetone and plenty of water |
| Bitumen | Paint solvent and plenty of water |
Scalea maintenance – FAQs
You must be careful and aware of the type of stone, as some detergents and cleaners can damage the material.
No, aggressive detergents can damage the surface.
No. Do not use metallic rubbing tools, as they can scratch the surface. Use a cloth to clean the surface.