Resistance To or Against?
I'm making an informative form for my job about the sealing granite. I need help with the last sentence in the following paragraph:
Sealing: Not all granite needs to be sealed. Most granite slabs receive a resin treatment at the factory where blocks of granite are cut into slabs and polished. This does not mean the granite is stain-proof and sealing the counter tops will just add more resistance to staining.
Would it be resistance to, resistance against or something else?
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granite732 Would it be resistance to, resistance against or something else? 'To' is fine. I suggest a couple of other small changes: Sealing: Not all granite needs to be sealed.
- granite732 Would it be resistance to, resistance against or something else?
- 'To' is fine.
- I suggest a couple of other small changes: Sealing: Not all granite needs to be sealed.
- Most granite slabs receive a resin treatment at the factory where it is cut into slabs and polished.
- This does not mean that it is stainproof: sealing the counter tops just increases resistance to staining.
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granite732Would it be resistance to, resistance against or something else?
'To' is fine. I suggest a couple of other small changes:
Sealing: Not all granite needs to be sealed. Most granite slabs receive a resin treatment at the factory where it is cut into slabs and polished. This does not mean that
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