Tony,
What type of diamonds did you use?
Treating the quartzite similar to granite normally works.
Not sure why you would want to repolish the porcelain but this also should respond similar to granite. I e done this successfully several times in the past. Should be no reason to use any low grit diamonds as I would just replace any damaged tiles, if possible.
Do a test to confirm the results and procedure. Call me to discuss if you need to.
Good luck

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> On Jan 11, 2023, at 6:30 PM, Tony Deluna <tndeluna@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hey Pro’s, happy new year!
>
> I’m preparing a couple of samples for a few  customers…
>
> First test
> Tajmahall Quartzite Sample; I can’t seem to get the polished shine to 100%.
> After diamond honing up to 3,000 We used the MB 20 granite polish then MB 22 which worked better but still not good enough…
> Any ideas?
>
> Second test
> Level Marmi - Statuario Michelangelo Slab Polished Porcelain Sample;
> I can’t seem to get the polished shine to 100%.
> Diamond Hone finished at 1,500 then polished with Cerium Oxide glass polishing compound. Not good enough…
> When we diamond honed wet to 3000 with Ceramica pads it was leaving brown marks from the pad so we backed off and finished at 1500.
>
> Please advise.
> Thank you!
>
> Tony DeLuna
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