Stu,

Thanks for getting back to me. Yeah, what my guys did was go over the entire floor over the course of 10 nights 8pm-2am and remove all damage by hand. (scratches etc.) They brought the resin hand pads up to 800 and then went over the entire area with a red dot then purple dot spinergy pad to create an even finish. The next issue is removing the packing marks which number over 100 and are all over the floor, requiring the entire floor be re-done. I do not want to spend the time cutting down the lippage however I will need a 200 grit diamond or lower on some of these. So really what I'm asking for is a method (cheetah pucks?) where I can sand these out without having to do it all by hand one at a time.

With that being said Stu, how would you approach this dilemma. Remember its 7,000 SF. Thanks brother.

Ron

On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 9:44 AM, stuart rosen <mail@stoneshine.com> wrote:

Is that pietra cordoso or a grey limestone.

What did you finish it with?

I think you need to cut it again starting at 220 grit-
On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 7:09 PM, Ron Moore <rmoore@americanstonecare.com> wrote:
Partners,

I'm in a tight spot with a contractor who is with holding payment on a 7,000 SF marble repair. The scope was remove all scratches, clean and re hone. This is complete however there are these "ghost" marks on the stone that I can only guess came from packing materials. I did a test area using a hand machine and starting with a 200 grit resin, it worked. Now my dilemma is they are ALL OVER this 7,000 sf. It is not feasible to do it all by hand. The lippage poses a problem. John Freitag, do you think the cheetah pucks would work? ? I'm going to attach a picture of the marks. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks in advance.

Ron Moore
American Stone Care, Inc.
Cell 301.602.2307

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