Baird
What if you just did a light cleaning out from where you restored. Maybe to lightly smooth the lightness of your original work into the largest dirty area. Just a basic cleaning to take away from the stark apparent stop mark from original restore. Maybe 3,400 sqft next to that area.

Best Regards,
Randy Frye, CEI Surface Pros
www.ceisurfacepros.com
239-253-1991

> On Aug 8, 2014, at 11:05 AM, Bstandish <bstandish@facspecs.com> wrote:
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> Good Friday t everyone. We just completed a small job Removing etch marks from in front of a mall store created by someone else acid washing the floor. We restores to a honed finish. In the process, the floor was lightened up (crema marfil) because the diamond process took out topical soil or oxidation and whatever sealant/chemical the custodial crew uses. The mall manager wants the floor to be as dark as the surrounding area. Other than color enhancer, does anyone have a recommendation?  Thanks.
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