He polishes one 6in by 1 in dull edge, doesn’t describe equipment or pads. This is pretty much useless if you are wanting to polish the surface of a granite counter yourself.
Yes, here a link where you can buy them from low grade sandpaper to very fine: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005BF6QHA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=zooomtm01-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B005BF6QHA&linkId=968d45dcfa02a6aa05d230867070bdb7
SlimOpz , in my family, I have 2 big businesses that imports and fabricates stone countertops with over 15 years experience that runs at full capacity. I have experience in stone industries from the template/measurements to fabricate and installation. This is a quick and easy process that can be done in different ways, when you don’t have a factory finish. Yes, of course, is not perfect like in the factory, with water pads. Looks decent and you can finish it on the jobs site.👍🏻
Pristine Kitchens & Baths Corp PKB even with wet pads you can’t get absolute black or a lot of the black colors to match the finish, Ager helps a lot though I had some black quartz one time and it was impossible to polish but I made it work
Yes you can. You need to use a diamond grinding cup to close the pores first. Then just go through your normal wet polishing pad routine. #100, 400, 800 and 1500 are the most important. From the #400 onwards you need to start dialing down the water towards the end so as to get some heat into the stone and pad so as to bring the polish out. Granted you don't want to be hitting the top surface but to polish the 20mm sides it's easy to match the top. At the end of the #1500 grab a calico buff, flick some wax on it and buff.
yeah nah dude thanks for the tip. This maybe what gets me through this! I was having a problem with black galaxy quartz. I’m going to try your method tomorrow. Good looking out!
Puha tárcsával nem lehet síkban csiszolni ! Már a 400-nál láttszik , hogy a két szélét nyalja. 400 al nem kezdünk gránit fényezést. Messze van minőségben azoktól a fekete sírkövektől amik a temetőkben vannak , azoknak 500 évig lesz fényük ! Ez hamar bemattul. Szóval how to polish granite , nem így !!!!
To achieve perfection at it's best time is needed with talent. Most can do 90% work well done but to achieve above 90% to 99% percent work real talent patience and love for the work needed.
Nice job! Where do you get M8 backing pads for your Makita GV5010?
Mark K 6
I would have started with a 120 brick 400-800-3000pads acitone & enhancer. But then we wouldn’t be able to hear all that awesome music for so long.
Granite patther me ghisayi hoti hai kya jo joint upar niche hai usko brabaer karne ke liye pls btao
Great job! Thanks for sharing this info!!
Super
That music is actually going hard.
U are using drill machine right?
Is there any adaptor bits for polishing granite with diamond pads using drill machine..
Dust mask or wet sand bro! Those particles could take years off your life :/
Before I start, where do I get the music?
LMAO
Can you use a sanding tool instead of a rotary polishing tool?
keggluneq what type of a sanding tool you are talking about?
Silicosis is just a word I guess.
Awesome
im fabricator granite and marble
Even u don’t explain which chemical or paper u r using ??
Why not just use dry pads bro?
He polishes one 6in by 1 in dull edge, doesn’t describe equipment or pads. This is pretty much useless if you are wanting to polish the surface of a granite counter yourself.
Looks good. Is it just regular sandpaper??
Yes, here a link where you can buy them from low grade sandpaper to very fine:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005BF6QHA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=zooomtm01-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B005BF6QHA&linkId=968d45dcfa02a6aa05d230867070bdb7
What is your makita tool please?
www.amazon.com/Makita-GV5010-5-Inch-Disc-Sander/dp/B000GAUXWE/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1514752514&sr=8-9&keywords=makita+sander
Ima try that sand paper I use 60.120.220.320
I wanna see the edge with out the seal
why do you think music helps
that cheater liquid at the end gives u an insta-shine. u will NEVER get a good polish on black absolute or black galaxy without water and wetpads.
SlimOpz , in my family, I have 2 big businesses that imports and fabricates stone countertops with over 15 years experience that runs at full capacity. I have experience in stone industries from the template/measurements to fabricate and installation.
This is a quick and easy process that can be done in different ways, when you don’t have a factory finish. Yes, of course, is not perfect like in the factory, with water pads. Looks decent and you can finish it on the jobs site.👍🏻
Makita 9565CV is the only tool you need. Water pads can be used on jobsites.
Pristine Kitchens & Baths Corp PKB even with wet pads you can’t get absolute black or a lot of the black colors to match the finish, Ager helps a lot though I had some black quartz one time and it was impossible to polish but I made it work
Yes you can. You need to use a diamond grinding cup to close the pores first. Then just go through your normal wet polishing pad routine. #100, 400, 800 and 1500 are the most important. From the #400 onwards you need to start dialing down the water towards the end so as to get some heat into the stone and pad so as to bring the polish out. Granted you don't want to be hitting the top surface but to polish the 20mm sides it's easy to match the top. At the end of the #1500 grab a calico buff, flick some wax on it and buff.
yeah nah dude thanks for the tip. This maybe what gets me through this! I was having a problem with black galaxy quartz. I’m going to try your method tomorrow. Good looking out!
Bruh
Too much time
Puha tárcsával nem lehet síkban csiszolni ! Már a 400-nál láttszik , hogy a két szélét nyalja. 400 al nem kezdünk gránit fényezést. Messze van minőségben azoktól a fekete sírkövektől amik a temetőkben vannak , azoknak 500 évig lesz fényük ! Ez hamar bemattul. Szóval how to polish granite , nem így !!!!
Aaaaahhhhh
Time waste for a small job.
To achieve perfection at it's best time is needed with talent. Most can do 90% work well done but to achieve above 90% to 99% percent work real talent patience and love for the work needed.
Instead of just showing us what you're using tell us what you're using I couldn't see it on my phone lousy video
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