Top Polishing Demo - Removing a Scratch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- *WATCH THE UPDATED VERSION ON OUR CHANNEL* - In this video, Owner of NSI Solutions, Kris Jorgensen demonstrates how to polish out a scratch in a stone top. The video is long but full of useful tips for any fabricator. He uses the SL3 Floating Turbos as well as the SL3 Snail Lock Quick Change system for much of the video.
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00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Tools Needed
03:33 - Step 1: Inspect the Scratch
05:04 - Using SL3 Floating Turbos
06:25 - Step 2: 300 Grit Floating Turbo
08:43 - Step 3: Mark Area Ground on
09:30 - Switching to Higher Grit Turbos
10:09 - Step 4: 500 Grit Floating Turbo
12:04 - Step 5: 1000 Grit Floating Turbo
13:19 - Step 6: Checking the Edge
15:27 - Using Resin Pads
16:08 - Step 7: 1000 Grit Resin Pad
18:32 - Step 8: Cleaning Off Stone
19:55 - Step 9: 2000 Grit Resin Pad
25:30 - Step 10: Hogs Hair Pad
29:26 - Step 11: Clean The Stone
31:07 - Step 12: Checking The Stone
31:30 - Outro - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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So don’t start into this video unless youre serious about learning how to do it. This guy explains what he’s doing with a thoroughness that is never seen on a video DIY. Very well detailed, explained and instructed like a class that you’ve paid for. Great Job sir!
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Can you please describe exactly what kind of pads and mark what you used for? I work too with granite but i have problems whit the factory shine polish. So i will apreciate if you du a video with the brand of those pads.especialy for the Black.
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Very well explained. You are a very good teacher!
Well done. Like anything, there's an art and a science to it. Thanks for the help.
Thank you!
good explanation of grits, water and speeds. THank you.
Thanks Larry!
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It's a modified approach that is completely wet at low RPM's. Over the past three years we have really found that a slower approach with our new Redeemer Resin is easier for all skill levels and lighter weight fabricators that might not be able to put the correct amount of leverage needed for the wet-to-dry process of old.
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Thank you! Im a student and just moved out. Bought a nice marble table for a good price and news to remove scratches. Thank you sir!!
Just make sure you use products specifically designed for marble
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I wish I could buy you a beer and shake your hand. Fantastic video and very well explained. Much appreciated.
Thousand thanks
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Great video, 1 tip I can offer is to just spin the disk before applying it to the stone in case there is a bit of grit on it. This way it will fly off and not do away with all the hard effort.
Thanks for the recommendation! Kris now shows a few ways to make sure your pad is clean to prevent further damage as well as limit the mess in a home if it's a onsite repair job.
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Great video, from one stone guy to another.
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Well done. I have a quartz that was repaired and left cloudy. I have somebody coming to help repair it. I hope it will look like yours by the time is done.
Good explaining video . you answered my doult. I was not sure but I good now.
Thanks Rey! Glad we can proactively help you out. When in doubt, reach out!
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Fantastic video!
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That was pretty good I'm sure any fine tuning but pretty good
You got a great job!
Thank you!
The best job , love it
Thank you!
thanks for your great video, saved me from fate worse then.....great result with your advice
We are so glad to hear that Gary! This all started out as a little "Things you should know" video and has turned out to help so many and inspire us to create a Top Polish Kit for granite.
Keep an eye out for more of our video soon to come!
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Exellent video, thank you
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Thanks for your video.
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this video is nice and can help you solve small problems in your home by yourself...
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Thanks buddy great video!
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Thank you sir for teaching us very helpful tricks.doing nicely. ❤️
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Well explained. Thanks.
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The things we do to have nice granite counter tops! :)
Great video!
Would this procedure work for removing etching and water stains from marble floors?
It works for all size scratches. But the deeper the scratch the wider you have to dress the area.
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Great video
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whats the white paste you used at 28:10
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me gusto tu explicación del proceso y los equipos y materiales que usaste., gracias...
Gracias Francisco, Háganos saber si alguna vez tiene preguntas o está interesado en utilizar alguno de nuestros productos en el futuro.
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Watching this actually gives me hope that I can fix our granite. We went with Antique Labrador which is similar in darkness to this piece you are repairing. We have softened water and the areas most concerned of is around kitchen sink. Even though we wipe it down I feel there is always soft water residue to dry and seems to be harsh for any surface and has become so dull that it almost lost all of its shine. I hope it is fixable and that it doesn't just crumble. We have never used a sealer but I was never convinced that sealer actually does anything considering that I just don't believe that sealer would even hold up after wiping a surface down after every use. Anyways, I don't recall you mentioning a sealant. If I am able to restore this like new, especially these extremely affected areas, I just might begin using a sealer
You should watch our newer video here: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html . Your best bet is to hire a highly recommended professional. It's a tough DIY project.
Nice video. Can i use this method and pads to fix the scratch on nature lavastone?
Sorry - am not familiar with lavastone. If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com I can give you the name of a company that might be able to help
I just got granite tops, darker colors, brown/black. the installers wiped a sealer on them with a cloth and never buffed off. now they are hazy especially when viewed on an angle. some articles say not to seal darker colors, others say to seal all colors. any suggestions?
Hi Jon! Congrats on the new countertops and great question regarding "sealer haze." Without seeing the size of the area that you are dealing with and not knowing which product was used I would suggest going to the General Forum at the SFA (Stone Fabricators Alliance) website here: forum.stonefabricatorsalliance.com/viewforum.php?f=3 in the search bar on the right look for “Seal Haze.” I just did this and found some great matches that should help you out. Please feel free to reach out to us directly at (Info@NSISolutions.com) for more details and hopefully we can help. Even though we just make the right tools for the right job we are glad to help.
great video. Thank you. Would the same process apply to marble?
Hi Clint!
A very similar process would apply to marble, however you will not want to use the MB-20 polishing compound as that is specifically for Granite & Quartzite.
We recommend consulting with your local hard surface and stone shop to get the right Marble Polishing Compound (MPC) for your project. Easystonecare.com is an awesome resource for that and also carries all of our products. Give them a call and you won't be disappointed.
Later this week we will be releasing our new Top Polish training video which is very similar to this one, but Kris uses our new Kit (available today) with some updated techniques and all of our own pads.
Let us know when you finish your marble project and share with us some before and after pictures. Info@nsisolutions.com.
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You'll want to find a Marble Polishing Powder but the process is the same.
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Should there still be a slight "haze" to the stone before the hogs hair and mb compound is applied? I keep buffing it with a 3000 grit and I just can't get it to look like a high gloss, there is still a little haziness to the granite, however, I have not ordered a hogs hair pad yet.
Hi Jerry!
Check out the video at 25:11 time stamp, you will see the surface dry a little and a haze appears just slightly, right as Kris cleans it before moving to the hogs hair pad. Different types of granite as well as different colors will show different level of haze.
If you have taken it all the way up to 3,000 grit you should be fine and the MB20 compound on the hogs hair will shine that right up!
Let us know how it turns out and send us some pictures, Info@nsisolutions.com.
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10000 grit then compound
Very impressive!! Would you please list the name of materials your using? Also can this method be applied on floor ceramic/tile? Thanks
Starting approximately 1:02 there is a chapter called "tools "Needed" where all the tools and materials are shown and discussed. We also have a newer video using our complete kit here: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html
This is definitely not for ceramic tile
Gran video una consulta qué clase de pasta de pulir usas al final? Gracias
¡Mario, nos alegra saber de ti!
Recomendamos MB-20 de MB Stone Care & Supply.
Muy pronto lanzaremos nuestro "Top Polish Kit - Granite", que tendrá todo lo que necesitará, incluido el compuesto MB-20.
Hasta entonces, puede encontrar MB-20 a través de la mayoría de los distribuidores de EE. UU. O posiblemente ir directamente.
Asegúrese de SUSCRIBIRSE para que cuando tengamos más información pueda ser actualizado.
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Good job
Thanks Bijan! we appreciate you watching this and hope you can share with you buddies.
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Thanks sir for the teaching, and I will like to ask what are the names of all the tools that you use to do this work
Starting at 1:02 there is a chapter titled Tools Needed where Kris discusses the tools and abrasives used during this demonstration.
After using MB 20, I now have white etching hairlines everywhere. What am I doing wrong?
I like to use turbo pads to start off my edge polishing.. should I get rigid or floating turbos for edge polishing I plan on gettin the sl3 adaptor and all the backers.. just deciding wether to go with floating or rigid
Hi Roger,
Sounds great! Let us know which distributor you end up getting our products through. (Info@nsisolutions.com)
For edge polishing we definitely recommend starting with the floating pads. We recommend getting a 3” Center Hub Hook & Loop (AKA VELCRO) Backer for each floating turbo you use on a project. We do hear of fabricators that tear off the floating pads directly from the backer but over time Hook & loop wears out. Plus it’s much faster and more accurate twisting the backers on and off the adapter. The floating pads are a bit more forgiving and designed to "float" so that you don't gouge the surface of your material accidentally.
You mentioned getting all of our backers, are you also considering the foam backers?
You might also want to look into our new Redeemer Resin Pads (currently in the 1,000, 2,000 & 3,000 Grit) that we just released with our new kit. They fit perfectly on the “4” Hook & Loop Backer” & “True 4” Hook & Loop Backer” depending on if you are doing corners or angles.
Let us know if you have any questions regarding our products or training.
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You put a lot of torque on that machine at the higher grits is that for creating more friction to get a polish on the stone and get out fine scratches?
With the the resin pads used in this demo the friction creates heat which helps the final shine "pop" out. It's called a "wet-to-dry" technique and works well with the resin pads shown.
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Thanks for awesome video and instructions!
I have a black countertop, which looks exactly like this one in your video.
Not sure what material it is, but I think it's granite.
I followed the steps with variable speed Porter Cable orbital sander and diamond wet polishing pads from Amazon (they had good reviews).
I used 50, 100, 400, 800, 1200, 3000 grits and finished with hogs hair pad and mb20.
Unfortunately the surface still looks grayish dull.
It looks glossy/shiny only when wet.
I also tried to redo a small area all over again with 50 - 3000 grit pads and spent extra time with 1200 and 3000 grit applying even more water. Then, polished with hogs hair+mb20. The stone got looking better when dry, but still far from how it should look.
I don't know what to do and I feel like I ruined the stone.
Vlad,
I've heard about using an orbital sander but have never tried it and I don't have any experience with the Amazon kits. We have tried many different diamond polishing pads and they are definitely not created equal. That is why we give specific recommendations in our videos and manufacture/assemble our own products and kits. Our experience is mostly with natural stone and some black stones can be very, very tricky.
You need to identify the material, if it is a natural stone it can probably be fixed but I would contact a professional in your area. Find one that comes highly recommended for repair and refurbishment.
I don't know where you are located but I know really good people in the Phoenix, AZ area and Palm Spring, CA that specialize in repair.
You can email me at info@nsisolutions.com
I know this is an old comment but it may be of some help, to someone, somewhere, some day! Now, let it be said, there's a very good reason that stonemasonry is a skilled trade though beware, because it's a trade with many disciplines, so two people with equal time in the industry, may have two completely different skill sets.
As for the OP's lack of shine problem, if it's definitely a black granite, take galaxy for an example, then it may be that the stone isn't getting any heat into it at the end of the pad cycle from #400 onwards. I know that sounds counterintuitive to the process and I won't lie, in some cases it absolutely is!
It's quite difficult to succinctly describe the process, the reasoning behind it and the selection of tools used but that's where experience shines...no pun intended! A brand new #600 diamond pad will perform differently to a well used one as the stone flashes from wet to dry.
By all means, have a crack at DIY should you choose but beware, more often than not, you're more likely to make thing's worse than better. You win some, you loose some, and sometimes the fix is more expensive than starting fresh.
Call the experts. Now, there's a time and place where I'd strongly suggest that you proceed cautiously with anyone that promises the world and guarantees a factory finish when they give the diagnosis. Problem is, there's every possibility that it's true in some cases. When you know, you know, but when you know, you're generally not the one looking for someone else to do the job, and there lies the problem. Too many people talk shit in all walks of life and it leaves a wake of disappointment. Be realistic with your expectations and do your best to judge who's being honest in regards with their price. If you have two quotes of the same or similar price, don't be swayed against the guy/girl who takes the time to explain the situation, what's required and why it may not be perfect but it'll definitely be an improvement, over the one who's in the door and back out with a quote in your hand, all before you had time to take a breath.
I can guarantee you that I can take a marble island bench top with 30 years of wear and tear and have it like 'factory new' at the end of the day, no scratches or etches, stains totally removed where possible or at worse drastically reduced, edge work chip free, high gloss polished finish and sealed. The guy who says the same but it's only an hour's work, has a radically different idea of the description 'factory new'. A chemical clean and quick marble polish powder finish is far removed from taking the top all the way back to a #50 pad and going from there.
Oh, I forgot to add.....ALWAYS USE A VARIABLE SPEED POLISHER. An orbital sander will no doubt do something. That something isn't anything that's appealing to the eye and installed as a centrepiece anywhere in the world though.
Can we use the same method for removing scratch on Glossy Vitrified Tiles and Glossy Ceramic Tiles?
Sorry we do not do tile restoration. I would contact a reputable tile supplier and ask them.
Boa a explicação e bom os produto! Pena que eu nao entendo inglês más so em visualizar ja entendi a explicação
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I'm wondering if a white grease pencil would work reliably to mark the area.
Yes - if you check out our newer unboxing and top polish videos featuring our new kit you will see a white and red china marker are included as well as the presto white out pen. It's a mater of personal preference. BUT....test it on a sample of the stone first to make sure it doesn't stain before working on a customer counter.
I have uba tuba. Got scratched so I used pads 50 up to 3000 grit then mb20 with synthetic hogs hair. It's not nearly as mirror gloss as the factory finish...slightly milky. Do I need to resin epoxy? If so, what product? Thank you!
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Contact me at info@nsisolutions.com and I can tell you who to contact for help.
Thank you for the well explained video! But would it be possible to follow the videos instruction on my marble table which is completely white? I think that touching the surface with my bare hands is the only way to judge the polishing, but not during the process when you want to even the area out with 1000 grit (clouding process at 16:00).
I would not use the wet-to-dry technique on marble. The method outlined in our newest top polishing video featuring our new kit would work much better. For marble you need to substitute a good marble polishing powder in place of the MB-20 which is specifically for granite. New video link: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html&t
Are you able to polish the edges that look grey and make it shine again ?
Yes, but you should hire a highly recommended professional. The techniques and abrasives required vary considerably depending on the stone.
I need to fix my countertop quartz the guys installed, and the joints not look good. You can see the finish to doll. Please let me know what polish I need. Thank you,
Duckrogers
The techniques and products shown in this video are specifically intended for use on natural granite. we have an updated video here th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html. If you are asking about a man-made resin product commonly called "Quartz" then contact us at info@nsisolutions.com and we can point you in the right direction.
I believe I have granite, and due to not using a cutting board I have fine scratches/gouges in mine, would this work for that, too?
Hi jo jo,
We highly recommend getting a nice hardwood cutting board at least the size of your largest knife. Not only will it keep your knifes sharper longer it will protect your counter top.
Regarding the repair of your stone counter. The tools and techniques used in this video are intended for a professional to repair granite or natural stone. Similar techniques can be used for man made surfaces but I would suggest reaching out to a local professional or James Lang at Quartz Renew has some great videos. Here is a link for Jame's video: th-cam.com/video/9UqsaZ45Pno/w-d-xo.html
If you would like information on one of our new Top Polish Kit's for Granite e-mail us at Info@nsisolutions.com for details.
We wish you the best!
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What model of Makita grinder are you using?
The Polisher used in the video is a Makita 9227C. It is variable speed 600 - 3000 rpm. This is an older model but still available to buy.
Do you know if milwaukee 2738-20 cordless variable speed polisher works?
@@dimafanas, We've never used that polisher with our SL3® Quick Change system and soon to be released "NSI Polish Kit" but after looking up the Milwaukee specs believe it should work. the 2738-20 has a variable RPM load and a 5/8" x 11" thread, which is really all you'd need for our system. Because it is battery powered you might have to swap out batteries more frequent than normal. Best of luck!
Do these products and process work the same on quartz and marble?
A similar process will work on marble but you need a different polishing paste at the end. Quartz (engineered stone) is a completely different animal and there are people and companies that specialize in quartz repair and quarts repair products.
Hi I have black porcelain and my kids were playing with the wheelchair on it. Now it has a bunch of lines that can’t be removed. They are not deep but rather “rash” like. What can I do to remove them? Thank you
We are not porcelain experts but I know it depends whether it is glazed or un-glazed tile. My best advice would be to contact a reputable tile distributor and have them recommend a good tile refurbishment company.
can you do the same thing with onyx countertops?
The technique shown is specifically for granite. If you check out our newer videos you can see the kit we sell specifically for granite and quartzite. Onyx will polish more like marble. If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com we can tell you where to get information about polishing onyx.
great video and good info. BUT - you should be wearing eye protection as well as a mask to prevent inhaling the stone dust
What would this cost to have a pro come out and polish out the same size area on my Uba Tuba??
Steve - I sent you an email
Impressive! Is there a way to achieve this result with only resin pads? Still brand new to top polishing and it's all thats available right now
You can achieve the shine but depending on the amount of material that needs to be ground away it could be near impossible to keep the surface flat with only resin pads. A wavy surface will be noticeable in the reflection. You should check out our newer top polishing video also.
@NSITools what is the benefit to ordering the new kit versus doing it with the rigid pads I've been using for years? I was getting ready to order all new rigid.... is the only difference so beginners don't accidently gouge it with the rigid pads?
I have the exact same counter top, but my scratch does not stop my nail, it is mainly surface, this should technically be easier to remove? And can I use car polish?
Yes it would be easier because you don't have to remove as much stone to eliminate the scratch. I don't know much about car polish but I doubt it will cut stone. You should watch our newest top polishing video here: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html keep in mind that our products are designed for professional fabricators and restoration experts. If you hire a professional please get references and if you email us at info@nsisolutions.com I can provide you some contacts that may be able to help.
Can I use this granite polish cream on concrete countertop? Great video mate
Nope - not on concrete that we are aware of. The MB-20 cream is an MB Stone Professional product. You could contact them and ask. Thanks for the props.
What’s that white paste/compound called?
It is called MB-20. It comes in our Top Polish Kit or can be bought separately from MB Stone Care
Can you give some advice which pads to use for Quartz surface (seam/joint) polishing? Thanks!
Great Question Dima! We are headed to a Vendor/Customer appreciation day at our local GranQuartz shop in Seattle and will be seeing our good buddy James Lang from Surface Savers. Shoot us an e-mail at (Info@nsisolutions.com) and we can introduce you to get more information.
Ok. Thanks! I saw him in GranQuartz videos...
Another question, is a big difference for surface polishing between floating turbo wheels and rigid pads? I see, that last ones can be used for perfect seam polishing, but I don't need it.
@@NSITools hello? ☝
I am not sure we understand the question... Shoot us a note vie e-mail at (Info@nsisolutions.com) and we will gladly look into the best practices for you regarding surface polishing.
Can you use same methods to get scratch out of quartz?
This definitely won't work for man-made quartz. If you send us an email at info@nsisolutions.com we can get you connected with someone who can help you out! Thanks for watching!
Would this work on removing sandblasting marks????
It depends on how deep the marks are. The polishing technique is the same but if you have to grind out deep marks/pits it needs to be feathered out farther to look flat.
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I,from India, recently purchased Galaxy Granite for kitchen top, but find several scratches 50mm to 170mm length --- how can the scratch can be repaired ?
Here's a video of us fixing some damaged slabs in our shop prior to fabricating the counters using our Top Polish Kit, which is designed for professionals. If you are a homeowner I would definitely hire a local professional that comes highly recommended.
Can this be used on natural quartzite?
Absolutely!!!
This approach is a bit dated and we have developed an even easier process using an entirely wet process and all of our own products.
Check out our unboxing video and the NEW Training video we just uploaded today.
We have an even easier way to Top Polish Granite & Quartzite, Check it out: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.htmlsub_confirmation=1
Can this process work in removing acid stain ? 🙏🏻
Check out our newer top polishing video here: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html. Either technique may be a bit much for acid stain depending on the stone and amount of damage. Contact us at info@nsisolutions.com and I may be able to point you in the right direction.
Does this technique also work on quartzite?
Hi Michelle,
The technique for Granite is the same as Quartzite. Both are trickier than other materials. It's the reason why we addressed it in this video.
Come the first of the year we will be release our "Top Polish KIt | Granite & Quartzite" with an NEW Updated video.
have a stellar day!
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Como se llaman los liquidos q le echas
Kris used plain water to lubricate the turbos, denatured alcohol to clean the stone at the end and the white polishing paste that he used to finalize the polish is MB20 from MB Stone Professionals.
Is this the same procedure for quartz
If you are asking about man made, engineered stone, commonly called Quartz - Absolutely do not use the techniques show in this video. If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com I can point you to a quartz repair system.
Can I use this method to the marble?
Very similar method but different resin pads and different final polishing compound. Email us at info@nsisolutions.com and we can point you in the right direction.
Can the same technique be applied to remove scratches on indian black galaxy granite?
I have given this a go and have removed all scratches but cannot achieve the final shine (still looks cloudy when dry). Am i missing something?
I have same problem
Soooooo many variables, each stone is different and all products do not work the same. Some polishing pads required pressure with a wet-to-dry technique as shown in this video and some pad require minimum pressure and continuous water supply as shown in our newer videos. The blacks can be very hard to achieve the final shine. My best advice is to contact a professional refurbishment expert. If you send us an email at info@nsisolutions.com I can tell you a possible place to start. Otherwise start with a scrap of the same stone and practice different techniques until you get it right.
I found out the hard way that Scotch-Brite pads actually scratch granite. They dulled the surface where I scrubbed (though it seems you can scrub gently without damage). I'd love to restore the finish but I don't have an angle grinder, which is odd since I have every tool imaginable. It would be nice if I could polish it though.
The good news - it can probably be repaired. It's much easier to repair true natural granite compared to man-made stone like quartz. I would recommend a trained refurbishment professional. Contact us at info@nsisolutions.com and we may be able to point you in the right direction.
Can you do this with a air polisher at the shop
Hi Roger! You can absolutely use an air polisher at the shop. There are pros and cons to both, but we address them and showcase an air polisher being used in our soon to be released video. Stay tuned for that to come out in a few weeks.
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I polished from three hundred up to 3000
It left the spot dull looking
How do I get it to glossy like tge wrest of counter
Please help
Are you a DIYer or pro? What stone, what pads, what resin pads? Did you use the MB-20? If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com I can maybe point you in the right direction.
We have a new video with some easier techniques to master but definitely meant for professionals: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html
Do you know if there is a way to get my hands on these materials without having to buy them? is there any way i can rent them or hire someone else to help fix it?
To hire someone else - go to www.stonefabricatorsalliance.com - there is tab called SFA Map, it lists companies that should have the tools and expertise to do it for you.
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Отлично 👍
Нет, ты крутой!
Спасибо за ваш комментарий, надеюсь, что это помогает с любым проектом вы работаете в будущем. Следите за нашим Top польский Kit выходит в ближайшее время.
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After Removing the scratch do you need to polish and seal the area?
Once he is done with the MB20 and hogs hair, it is polished. You could follow up with a seal, depending on the material.
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En Perú donde lo venden ?
Our closest distributor would be in Mexico. If you are outside the U.S. and need to purchase from us, you can contact us directly at info@nsisolutions.com
How about a video on how to refinish granite that has normal wear that isn’t focused on removing a single scratch?
Great Suggestion!
We are actually going to address a "Refresh Surface Video" with our new "Top Polish Kit | Granite" as we want pro's, handymen and homeowners alike to be able to use it for all size and levels of projects.
Thanks so much K O! Keep an eye out!
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Can these be used on Floors as well? also, if I am using on floors, does the granite need to be Crystallized?
Hi Nestor,
This process and our new Top Polish Kit is meant for small to medium size repairs on countertops. We suppose regardless the location, a repair to granite should be the same.
Our partners over at www.easystonecare.com should be able to help you get our KIT as well as help with your floor specific questions.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy Near Year!
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You could do this on a floor, but if you need to cover a large surface it would be much more efficient to have a floor polishing machine. It works the same way but with polishing pads covering a larger surface and it can be weighted to provide its own pressure.
So nice video
Thanks Israr! We will have some other great video's coming out very soon, so keep an I out.
@@NSITools make a video on marble grinding and polishing on floor
Not a single piece
Thanks
@@israrkhan2088... Our tooling & kits are made for making nearly invisible seams, perfectly cutout sinks and repairing/polishing countertops... But it doesn't mean we can't bring great values to larger projects like floor repair. Your request has been heard and considered. We'll see what we can do.
@@NSITools thanks
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How much is that tool
This is a pretty old video. Each of the items in that video are sold separately. There is a list of items used near the end of he video. You can price them at any of our distributors websites depending on the exact items needed.
I need a sander/polisher tool that isn't so long, because I need to repair and polish the inside of a basalt [more dense than granite] kitchen sink. The tool you use in the demo is approx 18" long. I need one that is closer to only 12" long (or even an orbital or pillar type) -- but one that can still use the pads and SL3 attachment. Any suggestions?
Possibly a center water feed air polisher (only about 9" long without hoses) which you can see in our other top polishing video.
Your video definitely helped me. My basalt stone kitchen sink was cut by the quarry with the wrong size drain hole (bathroom size instead of kitchen-sized for strainers). I've done some sculpting, but never cut a 3.5" hole through 2.5" of basalt [more dense than granite]. Plus, I had to cut a shallow rim at a 4" diameter circle around the 3.5" hole [in which the strainer's rim would rest]. After all that, I needed to sand and polish the results and the sink basin out from the cut hole. Your technique helped me do that successfully. Thank you.
Bruh.. Clean the scratch with alcohol. Fill with a little superglue. Sand down the superglue with like 500 or 1000.
Get a chips repair kit ni need for sanding just shave it with a razón blade like doing drywall
Great head of hair on him in fairness
I have a fine scratch
I have a scratch on my dining table, but I can't do it. It's not easy for me.
You are not using enough water. The pads you are using is capable of extremely deep gloss and reflection. But you are using so little water that your pads are almost dry buffing the surface. If you flood the entire granite with water, there will be more cushion for the pads to operate. Many people use very little water to avoid splashes, but you will never get good results. If you want to know how much water to use, just know that the professional masonry shops use a special type of rotary polisher that has a hose built into the unit to continuously provide water to the polishing pads. This allows the mason to work the pads at a much higher speed while achieving a much more refined finish. It is messy, but you get the job done a lot quicker and a lot nicer.
Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/o3fX9bHo-_4/w-d-xo.html
This video is demonstrating a technique called "wet-to-dry" which works very well on granite, with the exact Alpha polishing pads shown. This technique can be used to accomplished repairs in your kitchen with relatively little mess.
We have another video where we demonstrate the technique you are describing (th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_logo). In this second video we use a center water feed pneumatic polisher with full water and full RPM in our shop. The Redeemer resin pads used are completely different than those utilized in the first video and are part of our new Top Polishing Kit.
Remember, every stone is different, every polishing pad is different and different techniques are required to achieve exceptional results.
Очень интересно. Если бы по русски...
Ivan, sorry it's not in Russian but here is our newest Top Polish Video th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html It may interest you.
When do you snort the coke? Asking for my cousin ray ray
... It took me about a week to figure it out... your joke I mean... 0:23 am I right?
@@NSIToolshaha, referencing your mirror like finish but yes with your head down while polishing you look very Deppish.
@@johnwaynebrooks Gaaaah! I went back and forth with the mirror finish or Kris's pinky nail... Settled on the up close shot at 0:23 of the scratch... should have gone with my gut!
I guess I'll stick to marketing an awesome tool and leave the joke writing to others.
Take care!
Full Folorig polis Cotu. Kar
That finger nail needs to be polished.
😂 @john smith... noted, when we come out with a "Top Polish Kit" we'll make sure to include the manicure adapter. (SYKE)
NSITools 😂😂😂
Damm you deciding need all that if you have skills brother I too polish quartz materials with way less....
Your job is very bad you need experience and speed
Good day Nour!
We are actually showing a different technique were speed isn't the best variable. Over the course of 20 years, Kris has done this a few different ways and we've come to the conclusion that with our pads, the MB-20 compound and low RPM's wet fabrication is the easiest way to remove a scratch and buff the surface so that ALL skill levels can get similar results.
We'd love to hear your feedback and know how you might approach this.
Sorry I can't explain in writing because my language is not even English NSITools
I am from Syria and resident in Turkey and I work in this field and work in the export of natural marble NSITools
You can visit me later in Turkey to show you my skills NSITools
@@nourfestok8903We are so happy that despite a language barrier that we can still share our passion about the stone industry from different parts of the globe!
Next time we are in Turkey we'll make sure to connect and perhaps collaborate on a new video. If you ever find yourself in the States let us know.
This video showcases our innovative technique to repair granite because it is so different than marble, but I know you know that.
Keep an eye out for more video's where we explain our techniques and perhaps you can continue to learn how to better your trade!
Chào Bạn
Bạn có thể cho tôi biết bạn có dùng loại Hạt Siêu Bóng không vậy??? Và bạn đang sử dụng điện 110v hay 220v
Video rất hay
Sorry - we don't completely understand the translation. We generally use 110V tools in the USA. You should check out our newer top polish video here: th-cam.com/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/w-d-xo.html