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Marble Restoration?

February 8 2006 at 11:52 AM
  (Login SteveManier)

 
Hello everyone,

First, I would like to thank everyone who gives information on this board. I have learned alot about floors here.

My question is can someone please explain the marble restoration process or give me a site address that will explain it in detail?

Like what is the best chems for general cleaning?

Can I use a 175rpm rotary to scrub followed by a Turbo Hybrid and TM for rinsing? If so, what pad, what temp, and how much psi is safe?

What is the honing and polishing process? What tools, eqipment and chems do I need and when is this needed?

What are diamonds? Please explain what is done with them, when to use them and what machine and chems if any is used with them.

Thanks,
Steve



 
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(Login Chris_787)

Re: Marble Restoration?

February 8 2006, 12:49 PM 

Check out THIS thread.

Al goes over a video/site he recommends for learning the trade.

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(Login edcomini)

Marble Restoration?

February 8 2006, 10:19 PM 

I just got back from a 3 day course in "Stone Restoration and Maintenance" and as a newbie let me tell you there are no "general" answers to your questions. With stone there are too many variables, especially since it seems the people who actually spec or fabricate/reccomend the products many times do not even know or do the right thing. I still have a LOT to learn, but have a much better idea on the problems and potential solutions. Go to MBStone.com for info on the course. As Al Spaet implied on his thread that is highlighted on the previous response to this question, so to did the person teaching this course-if you are in carpet cleaning, as there were some people in the class from that arena if you get into stone restoration keep the 2 businesses separate so that people don't perceive you as the $29.95 marble restoration guy and you can get the money you deserve for the skill involved and restoring marble floors is a "skill".

 
 
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