In our blog you will find valuable information about Floor Polishing and Vitrification, Sandblasting and Cemetery Ornamentation. All of this with the intention of providing you with the greatest amount of valuable information possible so that you can make the best decision for what you need.
In short: at Projectes Sastre we polish marble, terrazzo, hydraulic mosaic, granite, and concrete floors throughout Palma de Mallorca, in homes, businesses, and apartment buildings. We restore the original flooring—very common in buildings and
Anti-slip flooring treatment transforms slippery surfaces into safe ones, without construction work or replacing the existing flooring. It can be applied to swimming pools, terraces, stairs, bathrooms, and wet areas using chemical methods (which create micropores for grip) or by bush hammering.
A scratched or worn marble floor can almost always be restored. Minor scratches can be softened at home with a specific polishing paste; deep scratches that are noticeable when you run a fingernail over them and a general loss of shine require professional treatment.
Polishing a marble floor in Mallorca costs between €10 and €25 per square meter in 2026, depending on the condition of the floor. Machine polishing costs around €10/m², while manual polishing rises to €15-€20/m². Crystallization
Removing rust from metal with sandblasting involves projecting a pressurized abrasive onto the piece to remove rust, scale, and old paint, leaving it clean and with a rough texture ready for painting.
Sandblasting wooden beams is the cleanest way to restore an exposed beam to its original grain and color: it projects an abrasive at controlled pressure that removes old paint, cracked varnish, and other imperfections.
Wet polishing uses water to lubricate the floor, generates no dust, and allows for a very fine finish, ideal for marble, terrazzo, and living spaces. Dry polishing works without water, generates dust (controlled with vacuuming), and...
Mallorca's natural stone floors (marble, terrazzo, granite, marés, and Santanyí stone) require cleaning with neutral products, pore sealing, and periodic polishing or crystallization to maintain their condition. Proximity to the sea, salt air, and humidity can affect them.
An old terracotta floor can almost always be restored. The process is as follows: strip the surface to remove old wax and stains, clean thoroughly, allow it to dry completely, and seal the pores with linseed oil or specific waxes. Maintenance
