Found out that the floor was just badly cut marble. Had no before pictures so i wasnt able to compare to where it was before i first saw it. There was just wrong sealant and areas that didnt have it down. We'll correct those when we go to back to maintain the
floor.
Thank you guys for all the advise, i was able to troubleshoot all that could have been wrong and build trust in the contractors! Appreciated it all!
Thank you,
Anthony Roach
A.L. Cleaning Co.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2021 3:35:50 PM
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Subject: Re: Continuation of haze on marble floor
Hey Joe-we have the encounter plus -a non intrusive meter which works well
Here's a link
Stuart, what is the cost of moisture meters? Are there different price points? Joe Sykes Sr. -Atlantic Stone and Tile Care
Good-These things happen-we have all been thru them-just a learning experience.
Thank you, i have a friend on the way with a moisture meter. I'll let you guys know once i get a reading. Buy all in all it was a bad job
Anthony-determining the cause of an issue is the key-stripping,cutting and working on a surface or material that may have a current moisture issue may be amplifying the problem.
I would as Fred suggested earlier test the moisture-I see evidence of moisture in your pics. Unfortunately there are some issues that can't be corrected due to the initial installation.
If you need a moisture meter am happy to lend you one and you can send it back or purchase it if you so desire. IMO I would stop what you are doing and let the floor dry then gauge the moisture and either continue this job if there is a resolution or end
the job.
Good day scc partners,
This floor is kicking my butt. I tried going down to a stage 1 cheetah pad with 2 weights. I tried stripping it but the haze is still here! I did a section starting at 400 using
twister pads using the 4 color method. It looled great but the haze in the cracks still appear. Nothing seems to work. I thought it was the sealer but maybe its not??? Need some help, never had this happen before.
Anthony Roach
A. L. Cleaning Co.
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