Steps Involved in Marble Polishing:

1. Surface Inspection: Our Trained technicians begin by examining the marble surface to assess its condition and identify specific issues such as scratches, stains, or etching. This inspection helps them determine the most appropriate polishing method and required equipment.
2. Cleaning: Before polishing, the marble surface needs thorough cleaning to remove dirt, debris, and any residual cleaning agents. A pH-balanced cleaner is typically used to avoid damage to the marble during this step.
3. Grinding: In cases of severe scratches or uneven surfaces, grinding is employed using diamond abrasive pads to level the marble. This process removes a thin layer of the stone, effectively eliminating deep scratches and etch marks.
4. Honing: Honing follows grinding and involves the use of progressively finer grits of abrasive pads. This step smooths the surface, further diminishing scratches and preparing the marble for the final polishing stage.
5. Polishing: The marble is polished to achieve the desired level of shine. Various types of polishing compounds or powders are used, and the technicians utilize specialized equipment to create a glossy and reflective surface.
6. Sealing: To protect the freshly polished marble from future stains and damage, a quality sealer is applied. The sealer penetrates the stone’s pores, forming a protective barrier without altering its appearance.
7. Buffing and Final Inspection: A final buffing is done to ensure an even and consistent shine across the entire marble surface. Out technicians then thoroughly inspect the polished marble to verify the quality of their work.