Stephen D. Gillett
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Any of you guys taking on Concrete Floor or Counter Maintenance and Polishing?
Concrete Floor or Counter Maintenance
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Ron K
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No one!
steve_64
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Just cleaning.
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Send me info. I do two salon cleaning that has polished concrete starting to fade. I thought I might pitch to them that I can clean and shine it up there floors once a year or something.
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I want to use my stone pro machine to use extensively
Mikey P
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Done a few, owned a concrete kitchen counter for ten years or so.
Never again.
Never again.
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You dont like cleaning them or polishing?
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Ditto Mike,
Check out Home Depot locations first done they look great but they dust out and get chalky. Acid-sensitive you might as well have marble. It does seem to be the rage lately, however. Twister pads from Waxie, 3M has a three pad system and then there's Trizact also from 3M.
Check out Home Depot locations first done they look great but they dust out and get chalky. Acid-sensitive you might as well have marble. It does seem to be the rage lately, however. Twister pads from Waxie, 3M has a three pad system and then there's Trizact also from 3M.
