Hi Bob

Ok but which pads are you talking about?

Hector Castillo

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Subject: RE: best pads for white marble polishing

Alpha Ceramica diamonds are specifically made for granite, not saying they won’t work on marble, just not the best bond for marble as they are too soft. I recommend an epoxy type diamond in which the bond is harder and should provide a better finish on most marble. Typically a 220g, 400g, and 800g should suffice followed by 5X.

Good luck,

Bob

Bob Murrell

Director of Operations

SCC/M3 Technologies Inc.

Cell-865-607-0957

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Sent: Monday, August 13, 2018 9:41 AM
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Subject: best pads for white marble polishing

Good morning Partners

I have a white marble counter top that needs polishing due to etching.

I have had problems polishing white marble in the past.

I am looking for a several different pads for having options with trying to polish the white marble.

I have alpha ceramic 3” and 5 inch pads the 3 polish and the 5 inch do not.

I don’t know why. I am open to suggestions on what pads to buy and polishing compounds to use.

I have some quartz polishing pads that seem to polish a bit better.

The finish is a highly polished. I also have klindex pads blue, red, yellow and they have not helped in the past. I also tried 11,000 monkey pads and no luck.

Hector Castillo

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