I am assuming these floor tiles are honed so I would recommend using some diamond impregnated pads in the 100g or 200g range. If the etches are extremely bad, you may want to use some flexible metals, before
finishing with the dips. If you are using a hand tool to remove the etching it shouldn’t be a problem with the lippage. If you need to do the whole 50 sqft, use rubber spacers or a hair pad for cushioning under a 13” or similar smaller machine.
Bob Murrell
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On Behalf Of Ken Pistoresi
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2018 2:01 PM
To: sccpartners@stoneandtilepros.simplelists.com
Subject: Etched Travertine
Hello all I have a client that has a 10’ x 5’ travertine shower. The floor has four inch tiles with sanded grout. Fifteen of the floor tiles are etched I am looking for suggestions on how to remove the etch marks . My concern is with the
small tiles and lippage seems like a pad would get torn up very quick. Thank you for your help.
Ken Pistoresi
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