That wax needs to come off. Wax is a lazy cheap way to try to hide imperfections and make a fake shine. It traps dirt and os a maintenance plan nightmare on top of it suffocating the granite. One option would be to break down the restoration into different appointments. First to strip and make it healthy and then the next step at the next appointment...each visit would bring that surface closer and closer to its natural and healthier luster. Then, they can pay bit by bit.
On Dec 12, 2011 9:52 AM, "Jason Francis" <jfrancis@marbleglow.com> wrote:Hi Partners,
I am looking for some feedback on this one. It is a lobby floor, several KSF, of lippy granite that has been maintained by waxing for at least two decades. The hotel is not in a position to restore the floor, unfortunately. I would like to provide another option beside putting finish back on it, after it is stripped, if possible. I am wondering if steel wool and powder would do much, or perhaps mb-20, mb-8? Any other suggestions?
Thanks for your thoughts,
Jason
Marble Glow
Jason Francis
Sales/ Lead Stone Pro
333 Norton Road
Red Hook, NY 12571
845-208-8289 office
845-704-1654 fax
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