Hi – I’m having a new blue stone patio put in and on many of the pavers there are scratches, some deep ones. Is this normal?
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Though we like to keep them to a minimum, there will be scratches. In a few days/ weeks, the scratches will oxidize (as did the exposed faces) and blend right into the natural coloring of the stone.
Frankie