When you hone a travertine or limestone floor you normally open up "holes" that have to be filled. So by default you'll end up grouting the floor to fill them. I always figure a value added price for this service when I give them the estimate. This gives them the option to "give" you more money! They should ok the grout color as well.
Tim Lesnar
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On Wed, May 22, 2024 at 5:23 PM, Bob Murrell - bmurrell at m3techinc.com (via sccpartners list)
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I think the cleaning, honing, and/or polishing should make a a significant improvement at lightening up the surface.
Good luck
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On May 22, 2024, at 5:20 PM, Roderick Young <roderick@santafefloorcare.com> wrote:
I have a potential client who wants to have her travertine floors brightened up. She basically wants the grout filler to be colored seated. She has been talking to other companies who suggested having the floor floated or color sealed. Does
anybody have experience with that?
I’m doing a cleaning and honing/polishing sample for her but not sure if that will satisfy her expectation.
Thank you,
Roderick Young
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