You can start with nickel bond metals and polish up to 220 and then fill the pot holes with epoxy filler at about 400  and continue to desired sheen 


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On Monday, June 27, 2016, 5:16 PM, Ryan Tonnemacher <ryan@beyondstonesolutions.com> wrote:

What is the most aggressive sanding disc that you guys have used on travertine floors. We have some upside down travertine that has deep saw marks. We have used 600 grit 400 Grit and 200 grit and diamond pads. Our technician was able to get most marks out in one tile using 100 grit, but it started causing waviness and pitting in the tile. See attached pictures. ALSO any recommendations on a larger machine that might be better at removing saw marks would be greatly appreciated.

 

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