Hey Don
Mb-12 should really have no affect on it,I know it says it works on many a "granite" but I have never had luck using the 12 on Granite now the mb-18 for granite working it wet to dry works great,and of course if powder alone wont work you would have to face polish with a "good" set of granite diamonds I like Maurizio's personally.I want to take Michael of Stone Henge top polishing class I would love to see his techniques and pick his brain and that of my peers,so much good information out there from all of you!!
Good Luck
Don Semi <don@restoremarbleandgranite.com> wrote:Hi all:Customer has Labradorite Blue granite counter. It has one spot about 4' x 4" that has no polish to it at all. Another area is developing also. He indicated that he had a guy out a year ago who "polished it right out". To me it looks like resin breaking down. They indicate it has not been sealed. I tried some of MB-12 on it to no effect. Left an acetone poultice on the most obvious area. I am to call them tomorrow. I know it is late but any help or suggestion would be appreciated.Thanks
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Don Semi
Granite & Marble Restoration
Dedicated to the Preservation of Fine Surfaces
don@restoremarbleandgranite.com
303-249-7909
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