can this been done by hand and will it work on Crema Marfal Marble
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I have use this product by hand. As for use on Marfal Marble I am not sure. I say give it a try, you have nothing to loose..Good luck !
1109242
Yes, I did it by hand and although it's time consuming it worked great. I have Carrera marble so it should work on yours.
177053
I have no experience with marble, so any answer would be blowing smoke your way----try it on a scrap?
1005287
Yes. This saw is my favorite for marble of any gauge. Great support in the rubber covered sliding table. I have cut 10mm 20 x 20 tiles repeatedly wig excellent results.
1862649
The pads would absolutely work on marble. I expect you could obtain a glassy finish if the marble is good.The densifier is for concrete, and it helps to harden it and fill voids so that you can obtain that high polish without removing too much material.There are two components. Each needs to be mixed according to the enclosed instructions. Application is by knife and brush.
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You need a machine. I used an orbital sander and it worked like a dream. I made the marble was wet all the time with just a sponge. You might see scratches if you don't wet the marble and don't skip any pads. I actually used sandpaper (50 the 200) in place of the stadea pads, then used the stadea after that.
776122
The tool that came with the vac..cannot cannot be used even on wood floors.No marble.I ordered one for about 17.00With soft brush bristles..it is excellent for any surcace.
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the label on the container says that it can be used on marble. Based on my experience with it I would think that it would work.
218887
I believe so. Works especially well on mildew and soap scum. Only surface to really avoid is carrera marble.
457329
The product description says it is for marble. If in doubt, contact DuPont with your specific question.
1628540
There is a diamond saw blade for it that might work, depending on the thickness of the masonry. Using water as you go will help lengthen the life of the blade. I'm not experienced with this, however. I would probably recommend a hand grinder, instead, with a diamond saw blade. Drizzle water as you go, and be sure to run the grinder slowly.
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I have not used it on Marble yet, however I think it would work. Marble is a softer stone than Granite. However, I don't think you would want to use this in the kitchen as the water would get everywhere. However, I assume that if you could protect the wood cabinets and floor you might get away with it. I think I would start the grinding with a medium grit wheel and work my way to the fine grit. Don't use a lot of down pressure and keep moving as you grind. I don't think it will work on ceramic or porcelain tiles.
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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.
231080
I polish marble for a living, best machine I've found, can use it all day...recommend:)
62648
I used this polishing kit on granite and it worked perfectly. Every article I have seen on the internet regarding carrera marble does not appear to recommend machine polishing but the one youtube video showed hand polishing with similar diamond grit pads of increasing fineness. I think that since marble is so much softer than granite you have to be extremely careful and perhaps skilled to avoid damaging the surface with a tool like this.
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Hello, I assume yes because it does indicate several materials it can be used for but we use it for our kitchen granite counter tops and it seems to work good. I would suggest to contact the company to make sure it works on marble as well before you make a purchase. Good luck
1032768
This cutter worked excellent for me. We used it to cut small ceramic tiles. These were like subway tiles but smaller. About half the size. I am not sure if it works on marble though.
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I have used it only to drill holes in the side, near the bottom, of wine bottles that I make into lamps. I submerse the bottle in water in a plastic tub. The bit does a fine job of that work. I think the key to drilling marble with it would be keeping the bit cool and the slurry washed away. You might try a practice run (the bit's only $5+) on a scrap piece, or the underside, of a slab of marble with water from a hose running over the bore hole.