Hi folks,<br><br>I have a customer with a sandstone floor in the kitchen and dining rooms that is composed of brown alternating tiles that are 24&quot; x 5&quot;.  In many areas there is bad lippage and she wants it removed.  I have never done lippage removal and I would like some advice on the lippage discs that you use because I need to buy some.  The floor is honed and, over most of the floor, the tiles look dirty, but it seems as if they are universally &quot;etched&quot;.  It can be from the installers grout or something.  the floors need to be honed and sealed.  what suggestions do you have for the best sealer to use.  i have some spare tiles and i was going to try so color enhancing sealer to see the results.  i realize that i am asking a lot of questions, but i never worked on a sandstone floor and i am wary of doing the job correctly.  Photos are attached.<br>
<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Thank You,<br>Barry V Raduta<br>Diamond Stone &amp; Tile Care<br>215-816-7689<br><br><a class="dO" id=":g6" href="?ui=2&amp;ik=a2cfd730ab&amp;view=att&amp;th=12b7ce16b816ed8b&amp;attid=0.3&amp;disp=attd" target="_blank"><br>
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