agree with everyone other than I would start with the most gentle first. I would try a simple powder polish and see what it doesOn Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 4:14 PM, John Freitag <jfreitag@thestoneandtileschool.com> wrote:The brown color dot is the 200 they do not have a 100 pad. Of you are using the monkey pads you must have a machine that weighs at least 150 pounds for the pads to work correctly. The black dot color pad is a 400
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Thank you I don’t have the brushes but I do have monkey pads not sure which ones would be a 100 or 200 grit.
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I would use a 200 grit honing powder then 400 honing powder. This will give you a nice honed finish. I would recommend doing the entire floors. This will give you a consistent finish. The 400 will achieve a nice honed finish.
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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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