On Mar 1, 2018, at 9:44 AM, Stuart Rosen <mail@stoneshine.com> wrote:Agree with RandyJust to add try using a guard product to finishIt should even it out a bit more.We learned a long time back 2 diffeeent pours will finish differentlyA good guard product will help youSent from my iPhoneOne way to fix it:Densifie the area your talking about and let it set overnight or 24 hrs at-least. I use ashford formula. Wet area in front of grinder with a mist of water weting on concrete... load grinder with 120 metals or sti grout pans. Cast out grout…granquartz has a good polishable grout…broom it out over the area and then mist over it latex mixed with water 30% latex the rest water, then densifie the area again after you ran the grinder over the area and grouted the floor and let it sit a couple hours..Then proceed.This video below kinda give the jest of it.Good luckOn Feb 28, 2018, at 11:28 PM, Stephen Webb <stephen@newlifemarblerestoration.com> wrote:Hey All, Ive got a small 500sf slab I polished and Half polished out great and the other half just wont polish as nice. The bad area seems more opened pored. Could there be a difference in the porosity between the two areas?(same pour) Is there any tricks to deal with more porous areas that wont pop as well as the rest?
thanks
Stepheh
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