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Discuss Work top & step polishing in the Tile Cleaning and Restoration at TilersForums; Although I have polished marble floors I have no idea what tools to use to polish steps, work tops, corners edges etc. Please can someone point me in the right ...
          
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    Default Work top & step polishing

    Although I have polished marble floors I have no idea what tools to use to polish steps, work tops, corners edges etc. Please can someone point me in the right direction, thanks
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    Default Re: Work top & step polishing

    Diatech | construction cutting & tiling do a wet/dry polisher and the suitable abrasives. If you go on to their site and request a catalogue it will be with you in a couple of days.
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    Default Re: Work top & step polishing

    I use a Klindex Vertika

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