Looks like terrazzo to me as well. I would lightly hone it with a 400 grit to be safe.

On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 10:26 AM, Dan Brown <dan@vcleaning.com> wrote:
Are you sure this isn’t just a real terrazzo pan?  We use diamond antiquing brushes to clean those. image1.jpeg
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Dan Brown
Victory Cleaning Systems


On Jan 18, 2018, at 9:23 AM, Bstandish <bstandish@facspecs.com> wrote:

Hi. I am looking at a shower pancreatic that  has one of those resin/chip Coatings. It has become worn and rough in some areas. So my plan was to lightly clean the surface with a dip pad and then apply a self leveling clear coat that will be tough and waterproof. I don't know how thick the original coating is so I don't want to start grinding it flat and wind up grinding it off. Does anyone have an idea as to what product might work best?
Thanks for any input.
Baird

 
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