Hi,<div>We have been asked to remove and clean up some concrete or grout setting material on a rough granite floor where a large planter was removed.  Was wondering what you all might recommend to take this stuff off.  I was going to start with some stiff brushes on a floor machine and acid cleaner.  Because of the rough nature of the granite, I am tentatively assuming that the acid will not hurt the granite. Here are some pics.</div>
<div>Thanks, Baird</div><div><img src="/sccpartners/cache/1463723/4.JPG" alt="IMG_2604.JPG" title="IMG_2604.JPG" width="200" height="147"> <img src="/sccpartners/cache/1463723/5.JPG" alt="IMG_2603.JPG" title="IMG_2603.JPG" width="200" height="149"> <img src="/sccpartners/cache/1463723/3.JPG" alt="IMG_2602.JPG" title="IMG_2602.JPG" width="200" height="149"> <img src="/sccpartners/cache/1463723/2.JPG" alt="IMG_2601.JPG" title="IMG_2601.JPG" width="200" height="149"><br>
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