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Live information from Granite Fabricators Forum : Help : Questions
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05/17/2012
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Re: Paint on granite countertops, need advice, clay bar?
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If it is on top of the stone I would use a wall scaper. The razor blade will not scratch the granite. If it is in the pores you will need to make a poultice to pull it out of the stone.
Glad to be of service, Mark
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05/16/2012
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Paint on granite countertops, need advice, clay bar?
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Had house painted and have a lot of small drops of paint on Our granite countertops. Would using a clay bar like used in auto detailing work? Trying to stay away from chemicals and blades. Thanks in advance.
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05/02/2012
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Re: Cutting sink rims
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You might try using an air grinder like the Barranca BD-5000. It has less moving parts so it will go down less. If you have questions on this feel free to call me at 800-289-6834. Mark
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04/26/2012
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Re: Water spots, etch mark or natural grain?
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I cannot see anything wrong with this stone. I sent the pictures to a restoration professional and he could not see any flaws either. If there are flaws please take pictures where the flaws can be seen and post those. These pictures show the stone is a...
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04/23/2012
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Re: Water spots, etch mark or natural grain?
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Also the attachment size limitations have been raised. Thanks for your understanding!
Also, please keep in mind that you can only view attachments if you are logged in.
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04/23/2012
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Re: Water spots, etch mark or natural grain?
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Here are the pictures that you were trying to post, sorry for the inconvenience. The issue has been resolved.
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