GREETINGS MEN OF THE STONE
I USE THESE PADS ALMOST DAILY, 8 OUT OF 10 JOBS THAT HAVE SLIGHT LIPPAGE THESE PADS WILL REMOVE THE WINDOW PANES. AND THEY GIVE A BEAUTIFUL CUT.
http://www.go2cps.com/Departments/MAINTENANCE-SOLUTIONS/SpinFlex-Diamond-Cleaning-Pads.aspx
THESE PADS HAVE REPLACED THE USE OF HONING POWDERS FOR ME.
NOTE: IF GROUT LOOKS A LITTLE WHITISH AFTER USE, WE USE A LITTLE MURPY SOAP IN THE WATER AS WE SCRUB WITH FLOOR PADS AND THEN BEFORE EXTRACTING WE SCRUB GROUT LINES WITH A GROUT BRUSH THAT ATTACHES TO THE END OF A STICK.
GOOD LUCK
RANDY, CLEANING EDGE
On 1/19/10 9:43 PM, "Georgia" <georgia@stonebuff.com> wrote:
I haven't had the chance to use them and have been looking into those. If anybody has used them, please tell your experiences. I have spoken to several manufacturers and none of the reps can actually give me any specifics. Like what are they impregnated with specifically, will they have pieces that flake off and cause scratching, how long do they last, etc.
I would like to add that if picture framing still occurs after doing it the way John suggested, perhaps the lippage is so bad that it really ought to be ground down.
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 9:28 PM, <marblerenu@aol.com> wrote:
RK; Ever consider using the Optima pad from VIC or Twister from HTC? No picture frame just a nice finish - - no acid ever.
Tim Lesnar - Classic Marble Restoration Co. 763.784.2483 - office / 612.250.0041 - cell
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