The infographic “5 Steps to Restore Limestone Floors From Chips and Cracks” offers a clear, visually engaging guide to reviving damaged limestone floors. It begins with a concise introduction to limestone—formed from ancient marine life over 100 to 500 million years—and highlights its typical hues of buff, off‑white, or soft gray. While naturally durable, limestone is vulnerable to chips, cracks, alkali stains, and efflorescence (a whitish salt bloom) when exposed to moisture or neglect.

Next, the infographic unfolds a step‑by‑step restoration process. The five stages include: inspecting and mapping damage; cleaning and preparing the area; injecting repair mortars or resins; sanding and smoothing to match surface texture; and finally sealing and blending color for consistency. Embedded tips explain that repair compounds can be tinted or feathered to match surrounding stone, and fine sanding restores seamless integration.

Throughout, the infographic uses simple icons and numbered steps to guide readers visually. Color coding and small callouts reinforce best practices (for example, ensuring repairs cure fully before sanding). The result is a user‑friendly roadmap that empowers even non‑professionals to tackle minor chips and cracks in limestone flooring safely and confidently.