Review on 🔹 STADEA Diamond Hand Polishing Pads - 7-Piece Set for Stone Concrete Granite Marble by Prettyboy Capers

Always use water! Not only can you use it to remove small scratches in the granite, you can even use the Block 50 to remove enough material to line uneven facade tiles perfectly. and even. The skilled person - I use the term loosely - who installed my tile was an amateur who used a wet saw improperly, and as a result I had a completely uneven tile, up to 1/4 inch! what an idiot! ahh! Anyway, block 50 requires a lot of effort, but you can wear out a lot of material in quite a long time. Of course, doing it right away is a lot quicker, but in a pinch you can save yourself the hassle of removing and replacing tiles. , as each 0.00001 inch is removed. Seriously, this doesn't remove a lot of material at once, but it can scratch a fair bit quickly, so be careful. Always use water! If you are removing a scratch I suggest using masking tape and masking off a small area, about 2-3" by 2-3" around the scratch and using 200. If that helps go to 400 etc. Go to 100 or 50 but be aware they leave some pretty bad scratches so maybe just using 200 for a long time is better. In any case, try to work on a very small area when using 50, 100, 200 or even 400 as the scratches they leave will be difficult to remove. On the other hand, don't proceed to block 400 until you're done with block 200, which means you've removed all the scratches that block 100 left with block 100 with block 800 for a long time. technically you can, but it will take a very, very long time. Always use water! As you switch to smaller blocks, you'll need to increase the work area by about 1/2 inch at a time. If you don't, you'll end up with a halo of scratches. I really don't know why, but you will. Once you reach 1500 you can erase the entire tape. Always use water! finally get to 3000 and you're almost done. Always use water! use water! After 3000 I read that you are going to 0000 steel wool.