Thanks Randy.

 

I have to drive over two and a half hours to this job so returning another day is something I would rather not do.

 

Is crystallizing the only way to get a nice shine? I have heard some would use a granite powder instead.

 

Jason

 

 

 

 

     

Jason:

 

     Q. Any chance I can get away with not grinding or would this be too risky?

 

A.      If your resin diamonds don’t chip up going over the lippage you can get away with not grinding.

 

Q.   Would I use diamonds to remove the wax or use a stripper prior?

A.   Stripper

 

Q.  I am wondering what to use to get the best shine?

A.  Work your diamonds up to at least 3500 resin, polish with a mild marble polishing compound, wait a day for the stone to dry out come back and use a quality crystallizer to bring up the shine.

        

 

        Good luck

        Randy

        Cleaning Edge, Naples, FL

 

 

 

Hi Guys,

 

I am hoping to get as much feedback as possible for my first green marble job. It is a bathroom 10 years old and has a couple stains. The customer has put butchers wax on on a couple occasions. It has very minor lippage. Any chance I can get away with not grinding or would this be too risky? Would I use diamonds to remove the wax or use a stripper prior? I am wondering what to use to get the best shine? I have MB-12, the new mb-20 cream for granite(curious if anyone has used), or just a tin oxide powder? The adjacent walls are also marble so I am hoping that I can get the floor dark again.

 

Thanks for your feedback,

 

Jason

 

 

 

 

 

 

Protocol Jason Francis Stone Restoration Pro jfrancis@protocolfloorcare.com 333 Norton Road Red Hook, NY 12571 tel: 845-758-6262 fax: 845-622-4886

 

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