Thanks everyone for all your help. I am going to give it a try today.
Hi PJDo some masking of close surfaces and cover the floor.Use waterless diamonds on a 3 inch driver, carful with the down pressure of the diamonds not to sand a bowl dip in it....Then hertrons marble polishing compound with hardly any moisture, polish till dry with white pad and 3 inch driver. Then wipe clean with a damp terry cloth towel a couple times.We use a variable speed makita on #1 setting and if you slightly press the trigger you can keep the rpm low so you don't splatter the ceiling.Good Luck,RandyOn Sep 30, 2012, at 12:38 PM, PJ Raduta wrote:<SCRATCHED_MARBLE.jpg>Hey partners,I was wondering what sorts of processes you use to to address scratching on non-flat surfaces. A client is asking me to remove some scratches on the beveled edge of a countertop (see photo), and am interested in what sorts of things have been successful for you in the past. I imagine I might encounter more atypical surfaces in the future (another client was asking me about working on marble sculptures), so any insight would be helpful.Thanks,Powered by http://DiscussThis.com
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