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Frequently Asked Questions
- A: In areas that cannot be reached by larger floor grinding machines, the grinding can be done using hand held polishing machines.
Q: Some areas I want to have ground are in smaller hard to reach places? - Grinding Natural Stone | Grinding Marble Tiles
Other FAQs :
- Q: What should I do to prepare for the surface grinding?
- A: We recommend that you measure each rooMove all furniture and items off the floor so it is ready for when we arrive.
- Q: What is the difference between honing and grinding?
- A: Grinding refers to the removal of large amounts of material from the surface of the stone. Grinding is used to remove deep scratches and staining as well as lippage(uneven surface) thereby smoothing out the surface of the area making it uniform. Honing is the smoothing of the stone, not as aggressive as grinding and removes very little material from the stone, giving a matte(not glossy as with polishing) look to the surface.
- Q: Can grinding remove deep stains in the stone?
- A: Grinding will remove scratches and stains and give a more uniform appearance to your surface.
- Q: Is grinding my marble a messy process?
- A: Most of our procedures use water in order to minimise dust production. Grinding will create a slurry, however by employing state-of-the-art equipment and by extracting as we work, once finished your surfaces will be left in their best possible condition.
- Q: Will grinding remove the sealer from my marble?
- A: Yes, the mechanical resurfacing process used to grind your floors will remove all coatings, resulting in your floors being in an "as new" condition. Once honed or polished, you should reseal your surfaces with a deep penetrating, impregnating sealer, which avoids staining and will reduce the effect of soiling.
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