I agree with Mike, because if you were grouting that would be different, or if you had a vested interest in making sure that the job of this other company is done as if you had done it. If they scratch it that is not on you, if rerouting is something they do then they need to take the precautions, but after the grout is done and looks good, they're is no saying what their quality is and you could wind up having to touch up a lot of the floor anyway.
Lorne Greenberg
Fabra-Cleen
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lorne@fabracleen.com
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Thanks for follow up, the stone is white carrera, so the grout would be light in color.
Sent from my iPhoneAre you flattening? If so then grout first and leave it high so you can flatten it. If the grout has a lot of color in it do it after. It also depende on what you are buffing with. New grout that has color will stain if you are using a honing compound, it is so porous when it is new. I would cover my butt and say "I go first"
Sent from my iPhoneI have a large white marble floor to service. Right now it is polished, but we are restoring it to a honed finish. Someone else is re-grouting the floor. What should be done 1st, the re-grouting or the stone restoration and why?Thanks,Roger
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