While there could be spme possibility of resin more likely it is under polishing by an inexperienced tech using marginal diamonds and poor technique.
They probably left a halo where they worked.
Of no scratches start maybe 400 and go up to buff
Wet to dry after 800.
Use polishing compound or crystalize to finish.
There are coloring compounds but they are band aids and temporary.
More info: Small black counter top. Recently restored by another company, lost some color during the restore.On Sep 8, 2013, at 11:20 AM, stuart rosen wrote:Color should come back as you move up in grits.
I s this floor or counter .
If counter you need to run diamonds wet to dry and create heat.
Then finish with polishing compound or crystalizer.
We use alphas on granite counters.
Floors go up high in grits and polish with compound or crystalize.
There are other methods though. Whats happening ?On Sep 8, 2013 10:53 AM, "Randy Frye" <rfrye@comcast.net> wrote:Hey Guys:
Whats a good product for adding back the black color to the black granite.
Thanks
Randy, CEI
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