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- Ready mixed paste for polish restoration and maintenance of worn marble
- Just add water!
- Buff with Felt Pads
- Creates a high reflective finish as seen on polished marble tiles and slabs.
- For polishing marble with felt pads
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Tenax Marble Polishing Powder -- 1kg (2lb. container)
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| Brand Name | Tenax |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 3375298 |
| Color | Marble Polishing Color |
| UNSPSC Code | 54101700 |
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By
Sukaboy
on November 4, 2015
Our son threw up on our new marble floor in our bath. We cleaned up the mess, what was left was a definitive blotch on 1/2 our bathroom floor. There was no staining, it looked dull and you can see the outline. Marble is a soft natural stone, so I figured there was a way to buff it out. I searched and found lots of demonstrations of polishing powders to bring back the polished look after an acidic solution was poured on a marble sample. The best was a restoration of marble after it had been damaged by muriatic acid.
I even had a marble fabricator give me his opinion on how to restore the finish. He said I'd have to have it professionally done. They would sand it down to a hone finish, then use a machine to polish it. How much would that cost? I didn't even ask. But I'm sure it would not be cheap. He said that eventually over time the marble will eventually dull anyways from use.
Then I found this stuff and it's like ultra fine silica.
I tried it on one area first, and it was like magic. The marble was shiny again. The etch marks were gone. You can see the splotch marks in the first photo and then after I polished a few tiles in that area.
If you watch any videos on polishing marble, it's a wet sanding technique.
I sprinkled a bit of the powder with a spoon on a few of the tiles, then I got a spray bottle of water and applied some water over the powder, then I used a paper towel and began rubbing the area in a circular manner. you don't need a polishing machine if it's a small area. Just some elbow grease. It's also easier to control if you do it by hand.
This stuff is great. I figure we'll use it from time to time just to restore the shine.
I even had a marble fabricator give me his opinion on how to restore the finish. He said I'd have to have it professionally done. They would sand it down to a hone finish, then use a machine to polish it. How much would that cost? I didn't even ask. But I'm sure it would not be cheap. He said that eventually over time the marble will eventually dull anyways from use.
Then I found this stuff and it's like ultra fine silica.
I tried it on one area first, and it was like magic. The marble was shiny again. The etch marks were gone. You can see the splotch marks in the first photo and then after I polished a few tiles in that area.
If you watch any videos on polishing marble, it's a wet sanding technique.
I sprinkled a bit of the powder with a spoon on a few of the tiles, then I got a spray bottle of water and applied some water over the powder, then I used a paper towel and began rubbing the area in a circular manner. you don't need a polishing machine if it's a small area. Just some elbow grease. It's also easier to control if you do it by hand.
This stuff is great. I figure we'll use it from time to time just to restore the shine.
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By
Curtis
on January 7, 2016
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Professional charged $1100 to polish marble floors in our new home. They did a good job but not great. So when it was time to get another good gloss I bought the Koblenz from Amazon about $250 and Tenax. Wow what an awesome job I was able to do to bring back the high polish. Warning- wear a mask when using this product the dust will gag you when you first put it down. I plan to buy a used floor polisher to make the job go faster and will continue to use Tenax!!! The pictures doesn't do them justice.
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