Thanks Justin. I think you’re right. Passed with flying colors with property manager. Homeowners usually are easier to please. Hopefully

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> On Mar 4, 2019, at 1:52 PM, Justin Cameron <justin@jmcstoneandtilecare.com> wrote:
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> Looks pretty good to me, sometimes it’s the stone. Sometimes it’s hard to polish turd stones. You could try a crystalizer, but I think you got the most out of that stone.
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>> On Mar 4, 2019, at 10:46 AM, csantospago@gmail.com wrote:
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>> Hi Partners,
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>> We’ve done many Calcutta floors and tops and always manage to get great results/clarity. This particular floor is about 20 years old and was never restored other than compounded with 5X (property manager said it was a yellow powder).
>> We cut it with 100 copper/resins hybrid pads, 220-1800 diamonds, MB22, shimmer.
>> Floor came decent but still has that little orange peel fleck (not big orange peel from burning with compound) that’s common with Carrara/Calcutta.
>> My question is we can usually get this material better with more clarity. Any ideas?On this floor we really took our time on each step but I’m a little disappointed with the result. Property manager likes it but I want to impress the homeowner as he is extremely wealthy with many properties.
>> Appreciate any feedback.
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>> Thank you,
>> Chris Santospago
>> Restoration by Design Stone
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