Will this work on a 2-3 inch crack/fracture granite? The grooves are not really deep at all. Almost feels like someone scratched it hard with metal nail or something similar.
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I think this product should help. I had a large chip on the edge of my sink and this product covered it pretty good. I know where it is, but you really don't notice it. Good luck!
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I think you need a wet saw to cut granite or it will chip...I used it to cut slate stone that is much softer.
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Possibly. If your granite saw has a metal miter slot, it will definitely work because the miter slide has magnets in one side. If not, it still may work because the slide also has width adjustment screws.
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Just had a wee play on a couple of beach pebbles which were pretty hard and not a problem. Keep speed down a little and keep dipping rock into water to keep tool cool as I believe over heating burrs can lead to loss of bond between diamond and burr. Rips into glass and shell with no problem. Note I used the larger diameter burr that was already in tool. Good luck from New Zealand
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I am going to say No. I installed some granite and used Bulletproof on it and it did not seem to do much but puddle up. So I believe the granite must have been sealed.
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I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required
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It will bead up like normal granite. The surface will get minor scratches easily though, so don't wipe it up with anything even slightly abrasive.
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I just tried it on my honed granite and it did in fact stick. Just make sure you moisten the suction cups a little.
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I have never used it on natural mable only granite. You would be better off asking a stone expert.
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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.
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Have never used tool for 3/4 flooring. I do not think it will work with that thickness
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Watch the video on instant granite on YouTube, it shows corners well. I had round corners and was a little harder, I just cut and pulled down where ever it looked like it needed to fold over it's self. It is not as hard as it sounds, once you get started it will kind of sort it's self out.
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This product will most likely work for your application on granite, but there may be a mismatch in the color in the event that the product compresses out while repairing it will be visible as a yellowish clear substance. I would recommend JB weld epoxy for your application.
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I do not think it will dull the shine (but it will not make it shinier either). The trick it not to leave the sealer on granite too long.
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The feet on the slider are rubber, and the little wheels that help it to slid are of a smooth plastic so I don't see any reason why it would scratch your granite counter.
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As honed granite isn't meant to be super glossy/shiny like polished granite, this should work just fine for you. It has a nice smell, removes finger prints, and makes the counters look clean.
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I had a crack in my marble about 4 inches long with a few deep places in it. Say about 1/16 of an inch deep and it filled all of the crack but was still easily seen in as much as the material is clear. I used a permanent marker of it and it helped but it will not perform as advertised. Good Luck ;- )