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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
Cool, i dont think i've seen a PC used on a island on this forum before. so, cool, i guess. good luck with ur PC
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Cool.... Looks good. How much did u charged her to polish the whole kitchen....? (Joking)
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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
Originally Posted by PTJD
OK, I had to make my better half happy for the PC I bought a few weeks ago, so last week I polished her car. Well she had an Idea after seeing the results of her car.
Washed Dawn 1 bucket method.
No Claying.
IPA wipe down.
PC with Orange LC pad Menz SIP.
IPA wipe.
Counter Magic wipe down.
And yes, I could not take out the deeper swirls and knive marks. But the island looks good, now she wants me to do the rest of the kitchen.
big difference at all? Looks impressive, but how much of a difference does it make? We've got a lot of marble and granite counters that may need that to improve resale.
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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
Wow can you do this on granite. I would like to try it with my rotary ???
Well .... lets just say that a new Ferrari 430 Spyder was delivered to me last week. In that week I would have drove it by all those previous girlfriends who said I would never make it
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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
Looks great, you been hanging around Gary...He done his last year....
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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
HiMacs is like Corian, man-made solid surfacing, not true stone.
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Re: 04 Beige HiMacs
Originally Posted by m4gician
big difference at all? Looks impressive, but how much of a difference does it make? We've got a lot of marble and granite counters that may need that to improve resale.
It did make a big difference, just couldnt get the deeper scars out. Next time I think I will go over with a 1000-1500 grit paper first then maybe a compound.
Originally Posted by DJBAILEY
HiMacs is like Corian, man-made solid surfacing, not true stone.
Yep it is man made, we cook a lot and bang up the kitchen so the counters take a beating. I think with granite I would first try 106ff to see how that goes.
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