I don't think that that is a type of rock.
In any case, it looks sturdy enough.
As long as it is a hard, dense rock, it should be ok with blasting.
The Kieserite media blasting looks like the best choice.
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In any case, it looks sturdy enough.
As long as it is a hard, dense rock, it should be ok with blasting.
The Kieserite media blasting looks like the best choice.
- May 23, 2015
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“Moss rock” is an architectural term, not a mineralogical terms. Moss rock is pretty much any local stone material that typically is found in outcroppings near the ground and upon which moss and lichen can grow. It can be anything from sandstone to more dense quartz/bluestone. It varies location to location.
In any case, just have the blasting technician look at the stone and do some test patches to see how effective their process is.
In any case, just have the blasting technician look at the stone and do some test patches to see how effective their process is.
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I had a company blast my tile and rocks (very similar to the op <- see waterfall in avatar) and they easily removed the scale with no damage.