On 3/6/08, Debbie Shaw <debbie.shaw@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Guys,

Baird Standish asked me to forward this to the group.

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From: "Baird M. Standish" <bairdstandish@comcast.net>

Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2008 09:46:49
To:sccpartners@stoneandtilepros.com
Cc:bairdstandish@comcast.net
Subject: Repairing/Stripping polymeric finish

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Hi,

I have two situations, both of which involve repairing or stripping and recoating marble with polymeric sealer. In the first case, I believe what happened is that the polymer separated from the liquid in the container. In any case, when I put it down it clumped and now the floor has relatively thick patches of polymer with swirl marks (from the burnisher). It would not burnish out, so I would need to remove it and reapply. Of course, I would prefer not to polish again but am not sure what any kind of stripping will do to the floor.

In the second case some painters broke a water valve at a job I did last summer and let water seep under a mat on top of the sealed floor. Over time the sealer broke down and was also scratched by furniture movers. Same thing as above - I need to get the floor back up and running with new sealer in the easiest way possible. I have been using the sealer for quite a while and have never run into having to repair or remove the sealer, so this is a first for me. Has anyone ever dealt with this issue? I have included two pictures of the last job i mentioned. Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Baird

Baird Standish

Facility Specialists, LLC

Baird M. Standish

Managing Member

Facility Specialists, LLC

1616 Walnut Street, Suite 1122

phone:215-732-7505

www.facspecs.com

www.facspecs.com

fax: 215-546-9160

www.facspecs.com

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