Roger,
I'll have to tell you that I originally thought that the floor always had to be machine flattened. Even had a bet about it with John with The Stone and Tile School when I went down there in September...he won the bet. I was so sure I was right and I honestly couldn't understand how one didn't have to end up on their hands and knees to deal with picture framing. John smiled and showed us a method that not only saved time and energy, but helped us close the sale because I didn't "have to" sell the expensive service of lippage removal. However, I still price it out and leave it as an option for the customer.
From: Roger Konarski [mailto:qm144@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 2:16 PM
To: Restoration and Maintenance
Subject: [sccpartners] From Polished to Honed.
All,
I was looking for suggestions on removing the gloss from a floor and leaving it with a honed finish. Easy enough except for all the picture framing. I have come to conclusion that the floor 1st needs to be flatten so as not to deal with picture framing.
Appreciate any suggestions on options to take a floor from polished to a hone finished with no picture framing.
Thanks,
RK
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