penshurst 5.jpgpenshurst 4.jpgStarted doing some work for a company who install firepenshurst 2.jpgplaces and woodburners..Here is my job tmro, fitters installed a woodburner and scratched the limestone hearth. So i have to go and remove the scrPenshurst 1.jpgatches..Happens alot due to the weight of fitting woodburners...suits me more work!! I will post photo's of completed job tmro if all goes well.penshurst 3.jpg

Are you polishing them out?

Does the first pic say 'HELP'??

Originally Posted by SandyFloor

Are you polishing them out?

Yes i will use my fein with diamond pads and feather the marks out. I will start with 400 grit and work up from there.

I'll be interested in how you get on with that

Originally Posted by Mosaic Girl

Does the first pic say 'HELP'??

Just looked at that again

Originally Posted by enduro

Yes i will use my fein with diamond pads and feather the marks out. I will start with 400 grit and work up from there.

They look too deep for 400 Andrew.. i would start at 100..

That help scratch looked a bit spooky to me, is there some demonic goings on here.

Penshurt 2 020.jpgPenshurt 2 023.jpgPenshurt 2 010.jpgPenshurt 2 019.jpgPenshurt 2 001.jpgPenshurt 2 016.jpgPenshurt 2 018.jpgPenshurt 2 022.jpgPenshurt 2 017.jpgPenshurt 2 005.jpgPenshurt 2 008.jpgPenshurt 2 020.jpgPenshurt 2 013.jpgPenshurt 2 003.jpgWell i have finished the job, very happy customer and very happy firPenshurt 2 007.jpgeplace company...Also the customer want's me to tile her kitchen floor in her barn conversion December. Her are a few photo's of the finished job.Penshurt 2 011.jpg

Quality repair Enduro............

your good

Is that done with a fein multimaster? looks good.

Originally Posted by Phil Hobson

Is that done with a fein multimaster? looks good.

Yes it was a fein multimaster, i find it an ideal machine for this type of work.

Just to give you guys an idea, the photo with my key ring with scratch was before, then i started with the yellow pad 400 grit, then next pic with the white pad 800 grit, then the next pic with the blue pad 1800 grit, then finished with the orance pad 12000. then the finished pic is the key ring with no scratch. Tried to put photo's in order but it didnt work...

A tidy job you did there. I'll need to get some pads for my Fein

How much glossier would a 12000 look over a 3000 in this case? I've just used 3000 on marble and it's like a mirror!

Useful info and a quality finish!!

Yes, that certainly is a good job. My entire limestone floor requires polishing as dirt and grit have been carried in from our unfinished garden by kids and dog. Is this something i can do myself, if so, how?

best to get a pro in theres a couple on the forum who do this work