use for granite chips?
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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.
981376
It has a granite top. I would not use it as a cutting board. I do not know if you actually can or not.
485217
Yes, just run water on the bit while you cut. I used them on granite slabs and they worked great.
1435660
That depends on what you are cutting. So far, I have cut 100 pavers and 300 brick down the length of the brick. There is no noticeable wear as of yet. If you are cutting thick pieces of granite that are not going to need to be perfect on the face, then it should work. If you are cutting tile, where chips will be a problem, then no, it wouldn't be good. A smooth rim blade would be better for that.
1258295
You can, but you will use a lot of Abatron. You could mix wood chips in with it, but again very pricy.
1571296
The granite is probably sealed from the factory. It will not hurt it even if it is not sealed. You can still use it.
1230986
Granite fabricators use water and power tools all the time, not submerged mind you. If just the bit went into water i think it would be fine. Or with a spray bottle start the hole wet then once its started fill the hole with water and take small bites with the drill bit keeping it wet the entire time. Do not let any water get get near the electrical motor ect.
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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
1408480
I was thinking about using larger hardware store chips and just grinding them in my Vitamix. I think it should work.
1283853
not entirely sure about granite but it is the BEST for plastic/vinyl or formica!
1576026
You should be able to. However, I used a Makita AC powered hammer drill for my job, which was to drill through 3/4 inch granite to install a microwave oven.
867420
No you cannot. It is mainly for initial cracks that have about 1" spikes or less. 'The spikes will disappear and the small stone chip hole will be filled.
1584553
yes would need right bit for granite. Drill would be fine. Might wobble the granite a little if the pressure wavers or changes in any way. Tim
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I used the product on an outdoor travitine floor. We were happy with the results. I remember when I was doing some research for myself DuPont had a website. Sorry I cannot give specific answers as to black granite.
1727807
Standard home drill or battery drill will work. I used them on 1/4" granite.
382760
The label indicates it is good for granite, marble, or any sealed stone. I use it on my granite and silestone and it really does the job!
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I am confident that the 3M adhesive would enable one to stick it to granite. Just make certain that it is not exposed to any water or moisture.