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Posted by crhras on March 26, 2007, 9:18 pm
Excellent !!! that's the stuff. I found it today and it worked great !!
> http://www.marble-cleaning-products.com/Granite-Polish-and-Protector/
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>>I wanted to try to fabricate a granite countertop myself to learn how to
>>do it. I got all the tools I thought I needed (spent about $500) and
>>started in. Everything went smoothly but, for the life of me, I can't get
>>the final polish on. I started wet polishing with the 50 wheel on slow
>>speed and progressed to 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3000 and Buf. The
>>granite is smooth to the touch and when it is wet it looks great and has
>>the look I am trying to achieve. But when the water dries off it looks a
>>little bit duller and "whiter" than the mill finish.
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>> Just to test, I picked a small 4"x4" area and took plenty of time with
>> each grit not pressing too hard or using too much water, but it just
>> won't polish up. I spent all day working this stone. So, I have 2
>> questions :
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>> 1 - Is there some product that can take the stone from the polished but
>> dull state it is in and give it a 'wet' look ?
>> 2 - When wet polishing, since the stone looks 'polished' how do the pros
>> know that all areas have been sanded and it is time to move on to the
>> next grit?
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Curt
>>
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