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Huligar · 09-07-2007, 03:54 PM

Well you have a few choices.
1: have a restoration guy come in with a cup wheel as his first grit. The cup wheel will get rid of the indents and make for a better polishing.

2: You can do like most and paint on some ager are any other good color enhancer. this will give the stone depth in color and a sheen.

3: if you want to keep the indents, have a restoration guy use an antique brush to polish the stone.

4: You can also use a natural fiber brush with tin oxide to polish the stone.

09-07-2007, 03:54 PM	#2 (permalink)
Huligar Instructor Join Date: May 2005 Location: NY Posts: 7,863 Photos 116	Re: polishing a granite boulder Well you have a few choices. 1: have a restoration guy come in with a cup wheel as his first grit. The cup wheel will get rid of the indents and make for a better polishing. 2: You can do like most and paint on some ager are any other good color enhancer. this will give the stone depth in color and a sheen. 3: if you want to keep the indents, have a restoration guy use an antique brush to polish the stone. 4: You can also use a natural fiber brush with tin oxide to polish the stone. __________________ To provide quality natural stone care, restoration and maintenance through a network of qualified natural stone professionals. Please do not PM me for support. Please request help on the forums.