3 steps to perfection in stone repair. Prepare the damaged surface Clean the preparation Additionally for marble and limestone: Expose the surface to flame treatment (to produce a SiOx layer) Apply primer (for bonding) 1. Preparing the damaged surface For successful repairs, damaged surfaces should be systematically prepared in three steps: – Determine the extent and nature of the damage – Prepare the damaged surface – Prepare for bonding StoneLux Transpa Flow provides a chameleon effect StoneLux Color closely simulates the colour of stone StoneLux Crystals create a textured surface finish 2. Repairing the damaged surface There are three techniques which may be used to repair the damage. 2.1 Transpa technique Suitable for small natural cracks, small impact damage, small edge damage, damage in materials containing quartz. 2.2 Retouch technique Suitable for natural stone with a lively appearance and intricate colouring, deep impact damage and edge damage. 2.3 Crystalline technique Suitable for natural stone with uniform colouring or marble with crystalline effects, deep scratches, deep impact damage and edge damage. Remove excess Wet grinding with silicone abrasive linen 3. Finishing the repaired surface – Remove surplus material with a special planing tool    for composite material. – Rub surface down with wet silicone abrasive fabric. – Polish with polishing paste. The result: Impeccably repaired surface without any blemishes to the neighbouring stone surface.