can someone tell me what kind of pads do i need to make the granite shinny? i did the bull nose but it came out dull... i need to make it shinny now.. please let me know
using a stone to ruff up the bottoms on that laminate not how we do it at are shop!And quick setting it also bad idea.Guess every body has a different way though!lol
epoxy creates severe allergies after long and repeated usage : what these guys are doing may be quite dangerous to their skin in the long run. And as far as we know there is no cure for this : a friend of mine can tell epoxy has been used on a part or in a room simply because being near it his skin reacts, and reacts badly : he didn't care much about his first symptom as he thought it was another skin disease until his nails started to fall !…
Thank you for the demonstration. Have you noticed that when you use "absolute black" granite to do full bullnose, the edge is very hard to polish, any brilliant idea?
for absolute black make sure you use the WET polishing pads..use lots and lots of water, follow it through up to the 3000 pad and then use the black buff pad. If its still not shiny enough I'd recommend black paste wax or some other like that.
for hteen - half round blade is a granger !
TheValentino99 3 months ago
use grit pads , try to find it in granit& marble shops . u'l' need 100 , 200 ,400 and also use water for 800 , 1500 and 3000 .
TheValentino99 3 months ago
can someone tell me what kind of pads do i need to make the granite shinny? i did the bull nose but it came out dull... i need to make it shinny now.. please let me know
1979camaro916 3 months ago
using a stone to ruff up the bottoms on that laminate not how we do it at are shop!And quick setting it also bad idea.Guess every body has a different way though!lol
pulpy6 10 months ago
I thing this video is wonderfull thanks gays
SuperMazorquero 11 months ago
@SuperMazorquero What do gays have to do with it? lol
TroutButter 7 months ago
@TroutButter jaja I dont know
SuperMazorquero 7 months ago
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epoxy creates severe allergies after long and repeated usage : what these guys are doing may be quite dangerous to their skin in the long run. And as far as we know there is no cure for this : a friend of mine can tell epoxy has been used on a part or in a room simply because being near it his skin reacts, and reacts badly : he didn't care much about his first symptom as he thought it was another skin disease until his nails started to fall !…
vincent7520 1 year ago
what type of pads do I need to perform this,
LuckyFellow327 2 years ago
what is a half round blade?
hteen 2 years ago
Hey nice video, I rate it four stars. No really! Now watch mine.
ceramictiletonight 3 years ago
Absolute Black and others like it are hard to polish....by using Bedrock Creations Kitchen in a box system, your problem is solved!
teaqkota 3 years ago
Aluminum Oxide... alson know as potea... Ive had very good luck using this when i get to my 3000 pad and buff... Makes it very shiny! No wax needed
sm0ked0utcivic 3 years ago
Thank you for the demonstration. Have you noticed that when you use "absolute black" granite to do full bullnose, the edge is very hard to polish, any brilliant idea?
moolan858 3 years ago
Black epoxy is used just as cultured marble is finished.
digitalbluecat 3 years ago
for absolute black make sure you use the WET polishing pads..use lots and lots of water, follow it through up to the 3000 pad and then use the black buff pad. If its still not shiny enough I'd recommend black paste wax or some other like that.
bondrew007 2 years ago