On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 7:15 PM, Randy Frye <rfrye@comcast.net> wrote:
Mike:I would us this type pcd,They leave a smooth scratch pattern and the tooling has no mercy for coating of the kind you are talking about. I have use these many times. I use these on my prep master.Edges I use these for coatings, you need to follow with 50 metal to smooth but very fast at removing coatings. Stick with 4 inch.
On May 10, 2013, at 8:33 PM, Mike Marsoun wrote:I am bidding on approx. 3000sf of terrazzo, an old pub in the city. It has a very thick coating, yellowed. Forgot to take a photo. I assume it is cement based matrix because it is so old. I was thinking of scraping off the sealer, dry. See attached tool. I used this once before on terrazzo, with my rotary machine, 3 of them on a weighted disk, probably only 105 lbs total (it is a light machine). It scraped off the sealer nicely but did leave some gouges I had to sand off with a 50 turbo cat. Scraped off just enough so the turbo cats could take it from there, probably about 50%. I found that if you try to scrape it ALL off then the scratches (which are really stun marks) would be excessive. On this new job I would be using my Klindex Hercules, 160kg., with 9 tools, and I can go at a much higher speed. Thoughts? Also need an idea for attachment to a hand tool for the edges. Thanks guys and gals.Powered by http://DiscussThis.com
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