Cost-Effective Solution: Marble polishing powder provides an affordable alternative to professional marble restoration services. With the right products and techniques, you can achieve impressive results on your own, saving on costly professional fees. It allows you to maintain and revive your marble surfaces regularly without breaking the bank. As you might expect I have received a lot of criticism (too much work), but I have abandoned the crystallization method. I now have 4 of the 10,000 grit pads, €70 each, do a little fine polishing of about 20 to 30 minutes each, once or twice a year. Then when finished, I wash the pads – for the next time. doesn’t create much dust and gives a great shine. Regards. Reply

Execution: Wet the surface with plenty of water. Spread a small quantity of Lithofin MPP Marble Polishing Powder and immediately start polishing. When the product turns pasty, add some water and continue polishing until the desired gloss level is reached. Then immediately rinse the surface with Lithofin MN Power Clean diluted 1:10 to 1:20 and remove the solution with a wet and dry vac or cloth. Do not allow any product residues to remain on the surface. Seal your marble floor: This is very important. Don’t leave your floor unprotected and susceptible to staining! HOW TO WET POLISH MARBLE FLOORS TOOLS FOR WET POLISHING A MARBLE FLOOR Sometimes the investigation will show dirty grout on marble flooring. Dirty grout is usually a result of not understanding of marble cleaning; the importance of using a clean mop and using too much water. A wet mop will just move surface soil into the grout lines, causing a buildup that is difficult to remove, so you will need to call on professional cleaning services. We conclude with professional marble floor polishing options and costs for those that want to ensure factory-fresh results. HOW TO RESTORE A MARBLE FLOOR (DRY POLISHING)

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So let’s begin this step by step guide and show you how to polish marble floors yourself. We’re going to show you how to polish marble floors using two different methods. First, we discuss dry polishing for small rooms with tight spaces like bathrooms and move to wet polishing for larger areas with few obstacles. COUNTERTOPS: Target an area of approximately 2 - 3 sq. ft. Sprinkle ¼ teaspoon of MB-12 on the surface to be polished in a circular pattern, slightly smaller than the polishing pad to be used. Using a spray bottle, add enough water to the powder to soak the powder. Use a white polishing pad with a right-angle grinder/polisher (variable speed is a MUST). Set the speed to low. Place pad on top of powder mixture. While controlling the speed with the trigger and applying as much pressure as the machine can take, start spreading the slurry over the targeted area, keeping a very low RPM, until it’s almost dry. Pull the trigger all the way while gradually lightening the pressure and buff to a shine while moving the machine swiftly over the targeted area. Remove any streaking with a clean dry white pad and a mist of water. Read the directions on your marble sealer carefully, and apply as directed. Most specialty marble sealers (available from the manufacturer and at home improvement centers) spray or pour directly onto the marble’s surface. Spread the sealer across the entire marble countertop with a clean, dry cloth and let the sealer soak into the marble for the length of time specified on the product’s container (typically less than five minutes).

NOTE: Never use vinegar, bleach, scrubs, or other harsh chemicals to clean your polished marble. Doing so can etch the polish, leaving you with dulled spots.If swallowed, DO NOT induce vomiting. seek medical advice immediately and show this container and label Don't put too much of the product on the marble surface, or you could damage it. Less is more. You can always repeat it if you don't get rid of the etches./li> Lithofin MPP Marble Polishing Powder is for touching up dull patches and for renewing worn off polishes on marble, travertine and other calcium containing stones such as carrara, thassos, ajax, etc. as well as terrazzo and agglo marble.