Brick acid would probably take that off. Grout and pointing is alkaline so acid will work on it. White vinegar works too, probably a bit less gnar.
Wouldn't the acid react with the limestone first though?
Obvs depending on what the grout is, but unless it's lime based, I'd think it was less reactive.
Yes
Obvs depending on what the grout is
EazyJoint - a sort of self reacting resin grout. Idk if there's alkine in it. It comes off fairly easily.
The stains I need removing are the splashing of the slurry bed the slabs are layed on.
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Brick acid would probably take that off. Grout and pointing is alkaline so acid will work on it. White vinegar works too, probably a bit less gnar.