I pity the fool

[Old Coastie]

...who doesn't do business with Cameron Demille. I got the wrong item (no big deal) but the guy has integrity and if you are doing stone refinishing, you need to use him. He is actually going to have a custom piece made for me!

Cameron, I appreciate and respect what you are doing. Thank you!

 

[Mikey P]

Im working on getting @Cameron DeMille to come help me on a jillionairs home in April.

 

[Kellie Hiler]

Cameron is awesome... A true master in his field.

 

[Cameron DeMille]

No worries. I appreciate the business and the kind words. I've been super busy lately, so it's taking me a little longer to go through emails and voicemails

I should actually take this opportunity to introduce the new granite counter kits I just put together a couple days ago. Starter, Intermediate and Master kits. If you are thinking about, or planning adding granite counter service to your business, these kits are the most simplified and effecient ways to get the job done. No videos at this time, but I will be making one as soon as I can make the time. If you have any questions, just let me know.

You will need to add your sealer of choice and your own machine, or if you want to buy one from us, I can knock a little bit off the price to make it part of the package.

http://www.easystonecare.com/Granite-Counter-Care-Restoration-Kit-p/grntsvc.htm

 

[Kellie Hiler]

Cameron, is this kind of work easy on the back? I'm really trying to focus on services that will be easier on me and I'd love to offer this if I can do it.

 

[Cameron DeMille]

I have a bad back and bad shoulders. I'm tall (6'3"), i feel it in my shoulders more than my back. You can use a step stool to get behind the sink and towards the rear areas of the counter, that way you can get more leverage by just leaning on the machine. Most of it doesn't need much pressure. It's probably one of the easier stone services, compared do full on diamond refinishing and polishing counters, showers, floors, replacing tiles, repairs, etc.

The trick to making it physically easier is to lock your arms/body into a position and move your body to guide the machine around the top, not swing the machine with your arms.

 

[Kellie Hiler]

Awesome! Thank you

 

[Old Coastie]

Yeah, yesterday Andrew elf was doing his "Cameron" technique. On some marble. Had me rolling around...

But it works well for holding the Makita head flat and steady.