I have some small chips on my marble vanity top. Does anyone know if the polishing cloth this kit comes will work well enough? Or should I purchase the additional polishing block to get the correct shine to it?
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Holly, I didn't purchase the polishing block. I shaved the product with a single-edged razor blade until flush with the surrounding surface, and polished out with the included cloth. It worked fine.
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I have a similar granite top and it works fine on mine. I have more of the honey tones in my granite. Just be sure to wipe it with a DRY microfiber cloth. Otherwise, you will end up with SPOTTED countertops!
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I think it adds a slight coloration to the antique table we are using to. But we like the effects. According to my husband, this is superior polish compare to others we have used also removes spots. Pls. Make sure to use clothes instead of paper towels & also, need to polish well after.
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M105 and M205 was easier for me to work with. Plus it doesnt have all the fillers that the ultimate polish does. If you use the M105. You HAVE to follow it with the M205. You should only have to use the M105 ONCE on the car. Then wash it properly with the 2 bucket method so you don't put swirl markes back on the paint. If you use the M105 I recommend getting a dual action polisher its safe for beginners. I got mine from harbor freight. It works great just change the backing plate to a 5" and dont buy their pads I got mine from chemical guys.
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I would say YES, but keep in mind that this polish works best while doing small areas (3 x 3) inches. I suggest using a soft cotton cloth (an old tee shirt) or something similar. For areas that are heavily tarnished, you may need 2 or more applications. This polish really does work well.
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I used wink on cultered marble in my shower and it took the rust right off beautifully without any harm at all o the marble. It is different than antique marble so o be safe I would try it in a small insignificant place if possible. Wink is amazing
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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'm not a jeweler but I wouldn't recommend it. I use extreme caution when using metal polishing cloths on stones. depending on how porous the stone is, the chemicals from the cloth could make the stone brittle or discolored.
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Polish will enhance gloss and remove minor surface scratches. I would highly recommend checking out Youtube and search for "Meguiars Ultimate". Meguiar's offers instructional videos that demonstrate the ability of their products.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by solid surface. I have Corian counters and when the counters were installed they came with a kit for repairs which icluded Hope countertop polish. If you have soapstone I believe the recommended product is an oil to bring out the luster. If you have a plastic product (can't remember what they are called) then Hope countertop polish will work. Hope this helps.
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Hi, mirrors are tricky to repair (as you need to be very gently during the polishing process to DO NOT overheat the surface) but its still possible, however if the scratch you got is deep enough to catch with your fingernail or even barely feel it thats mean you need to use our glass scratch repair kit based on two or three stage abrasive process - however if they very light like a surface marks, above polishing kit should do the trick.
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Didn't apply too much; problem is that you didn't remove it all. The finish should be smooth as silk and super bright. This is a CLEANER and a polish. It takes a lot of work to remove it all. Use a very soft cloth, but you will need to rub hard, and concentrate on one small area at a time. Also, don't let it get wet for 24 hours; it has to "cure". All worth it, though.
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Hello Johnny. What I can say is that this is an excellent polishing kit for multi purposes. What I can tell you is that "I" would not use the polishing compound that is included with this kit on a Tag Heuer Watch. Why.... because I think it can be a little to rough for the watch's band. I would use instead Flitz polishing cream that can be purchased on Amazon and works extremely well and is soft on the surfaces. The compound that comes with this kit is for stage one of cleaning and removing light rust and stains and smoothing out surfaces, but after use of the compound I would still finish it with Flitz Polishing Cream that will leave you a mirror like finish. Also keep in mine that Flitz also removes light oxidation on surfaces so you get the best of both worlds. It's the same principle as with a car's finish: you wash first, then compound when needed, and then finish with a good quality polishing wax. I personal will suggest that if you are going to try this, try it on the inside of the watch's band to see what your result will be. Another idea is to buy the Flitz Polishing Cream and try it with a smooth white cloth and some cream, then rub it to the shine you desire but this will require elbow grease and time. The kit will speed up the process for sure, but don't go to fast or heavy on the speed of the tool. One other thing, when using Flitz a little goes the long way. Some people put to much and when they use the kitpolishing wheels it goes all over the place. I usually dab a little and polish, if I need to do it again I do so until satisfied. If you like YouTube has videos of Flitz Cream in action, result are incredible. Good luck.
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It may work OK. You can use this like nail polish, a little or a lot. I blotted the liquid on the sink with a tissue, to have less on the surface. It seemed to fill the chip spot perfect with very little product. My sink was a marble look swirl, off white and beige.
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Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you. Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you.
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I used it on a solid top counter top that I had sanded out some scratches. I guess you need a pro to sand it down properly toan original shine. This product did nothing.
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I doubt it's from the Meguiar's 205. Likely that whatever you are using to apply it-- a rag or a buff or whatever-- is a little too rough, and is leaving swirl marks. Switch to something finer or softer. like Domet Flannel. It is also possible that the finish you are polishing isn't hard enough to buff out yet. Maybe let your finish cure longer, and get harder. Hope this helps.