We use several different abrasiveA substance used to sand, scour, scrub, smooth or polish by removal of the original material. The amount of material removed is determined by the size of the abrasive particles used (ie: grit) Sandpaper, scouring powders and steel wool are examples of abrasives. More processes developed specifically for cleaning all types of natural stone. Custom abrasiveA substance used to sand, scour, scrub, smooth or polish by removal of the original material. The amount of material removed is determined by the size of the abrasive particles used (ie: grit) Sandpaper, scouring powders and steel wool are examples of abrasives. More processes are used for finishing Travertine, Marble and Limestone, as well as all the standard methods available in the world for finishing stone.
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Most stone floor finishing companies out there use the same abrasives for every application. The problem with this method is that every floor is different. It being a natural stone makes not only every floor different but every tile is different. What often happens is a company with these “set” abrasives will abrade a floor with way too aggressive abrasives leaving it textured and un uniform. Every natural stone floor is different, so why use the same technique for every floor?Myself along with my foremen have the experience to utilize the perfect amount of abrasives which will remove the wear and tear without over doing it.