What Do You Use When Polishing Porcelain Edges? - Tile Advice

[Dan]

What do you use when polishing porcelain edges?

 

[Just Rizzle]

i have a set of diamond polishing pads they do the trick no problem also good for limestones and marbles 80 grit to 1200 grit
can also be used for doing your nails if you want

 

[Dan]

What machine do you use them on?

 

[Just Rizzle]

What machine do you use them on?

there hand pads dan 3in bt 2in by 1in also use 115mm Velcro pads on a cordless grinder looking to get a flex polisher shortly

 

[Dan]

So you're living it up like it's still 1990, basically

 

[Old Mod]

Flex polisher and silicone carbide pads

 

[Dan]

Now the only word in that sentence that would impress me more is carbon. But you'd just have tourettes if you whacked it in there mid-sentence because I'm pretty sure there's no carbon involved.

 

[Just Rizzle]

did I say I did the graft my son who is my partner dose the polishing I just check it , if its not correct he dose it till its right they have to learn.

 

[Dan]

I still "drill holes" with a pin hammer tile nippers because it takes skill. Doesn't matter what the tile type is or the size of the hole. I'll get it as perfect as a drill, first time, every time.

So I see your point pal. Can't beat the hand machine, of, well, the hands.

 

[Old Mod]

Now the only word in that sentence that would impress me more is carbon. But you'd just have tourettes if you whacked it in there mid-sentence because I'm pretty sure there's no carbon involved.

 

[Dan]

Close but I was thinking more carbon fibre. Totally different chemical mix. And looks far more sexy than silicone carbide.

 

[Old Mod]

Close but I was thinking more carbon fibre. Totally different chemical mix. And looks far more sexy than silicone carbide.

Hahaha ROFL!

 

[Just Rizzle]

I still "drill holes" with a pin hammer tile nippers because it takes skill. Doesn't matter what the tile type is or the size of the hole. I'll get it as perfect as a drill, first time, every time.

So I see your point pal. Can't beat the hand machine, of, well, the hands.

I use an angle grinder and a ball hammer.fast and easy to do no problems