Has anyone used this on Granite and/or marble tile? Worth the buy?
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Used on porcelain tile, worked well for one or two holes each bit, barely more than that and the bit was worn out. Have someone spraying water to lubricate and cool during use. It got the job done, but again, the 2 sizes where garbage when done. We drilled holes for shower head mounting as well as vanity mounting through ceramic tiles. 6 holes in total, 2 very dead bits.
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Awesome low end bits... Remember to keep them wet.... If you see steam coming off slow down... Light pressure only. It will cut marble like butter granite takes more time.
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I know they work great on glass, just make sure to keep a flow of water on the bit
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I used it on dark granite which produces a light colored dust which is not attractive with dark material but shouldn't be a problem with marble. I would start with higher grit to Evaluate your results. Marble is softer, as I have heard, and the lower grits remove stone very fast.
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I have used this product only on my laminate counters, not the granite so really don't know, sorry.
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I had purchased for cutting granite. It does a good job for that. I haven't cut tile with it, but compared to granite , I'm sure it would cut very well.
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I have used it on lighter granite with great success (also used with a sponge). Given how granite tends to vary a good bit, I took some and worked it into the underside of the countertop that is not visible first to make sure it did not impact the color/finish, and I think this is probably a good assurance check before using on the visible portion of the countertop.
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The bottle says, "Not for use on granite or stainless steel." No mention of marble. It is specifically for "furniture, refrigerators, countertops, cabinets, Formica, laminated plastic, bathroom fixtures, chrome faucets, woodwork, vinyl, leather, plastic, and ceramic tile." I use it mainly on my windows.
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Sorry, I don't know. I use it on my granite counter tops and it works greats. It's not that harsh so I don't think it would hurt it. I have used occasionally it on tumbled marble and it works fine.
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I have a marble top in bathroom& corian in kitchen work great. Also it is easy to use. I hope this help you.
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I use on all my stainless steel appliances and its better than any other product I've ever used! Perfect for granite and tile too!
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Hi Beth, I used this on my ceramic tile floors, granite kitchen counter tops "Cielo Blanco" and also on my bathroom counter tops" Bianco Antico" and they all came out wonderful. This sealer will leave a permanent protective coating which will last for a very long time. When dry this sealer will not enhance the sheen of you granite but will enhance its beauty and depth and will leave great protection against spills that if not protected would be able to soak in to the granite tending it to look dingy over time. Hope this helps!
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I cannot answer about marble floors. I used on my floating Allure flooring in my kitchen and also on old hardwood floors. I was very pleased with the results. They are long lasting too. I used it in May of 2013 and it has not been necessary to use again at this time. I will use it again when scuff marks appear again.
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I use the stone tech for my granite counters in the kitchen. I also have carrera marble counters in the MBR and found " Marble Wax" by Town Talk Polish to work very well on the marble counters. It helped with stains and rings from bottles as it protects the surface and keeps a shine. Since it would be slippery, don't use it on the floor. It also has a wonderful lavender aroma, so you won't even mind the application.
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Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
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I used it on black grained granite. Worked like a charm.Marble is softer than granite. Take your time and don't rush the process. Use course grit and work your way to the fine grit. I would use rubber boots, water will go everywhere. It should work fine. Keep the grinding wheels fairly flat, or you could knock the diamond segments off the wheel.
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I think it works fine (but don't leave in one spot longer than others, I have noticed a definite difference in the color when I did). I have found that 'Bar Keeper's Friend' (a powder cleaner available at most grocery stores) works just as well as is not as pricey.. (this was recommended by a tile installer I know, and has worked well).
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Hi John - I'm a total novice and I purchased a 4" Wet/Dry granite polishing Pad set to remove some chips we had on a travertine floors. The Pads worked great. Very pleased there are some videos on you tube that were helpful in showing how to use pads. As far as the densifier and sealer I'm not sure what products you are talking about. We don not have any marble only travertine. Sorry if this was not helpful...
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I've been using it on my granite counter top for several months now and have not noticed any issues. I try to use a specific granite cleaner as often as possible (I like Method) - because those have ingredients that help prolong the sealant on the granite. But the Seventh Generation soap is very mild and has not caused any issues for me so far.