4" / 5" Snail Lock Antique Stone Brush Chemical Stability For Engineered Stone Surface

1. 4“ / 4.5” /5“ Antique silicon carbide Brush Snail Lock for marble, granite and engineered stone surfaces

2. Product Description

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4. How to use our Antiqued finish brush

Starting from a saw cut or polished surface:

Begin with the metal diamond abrasive, make sure to remove all cutting marks, if any cut marks / drags were left on the stone, you will be able to see them in the finish. Then follow with the wire brush.

For Granites and hard type stones – The Diamond wire brush will speed the process; these are very aggressive brushes. Diamond wire brushes are available in (36, 46, 60) all 3 types are not required in a sequence, it’s all depending the stones hardness and to the effect desired in the end finish. But in most cases with the Diamond wire brushes on granite, the more cycles, the deeper the texture.

For Marbles the Diamond wire brushes may be too aggressive,Now use the 36 Antique abrasive brushes,this step will determine the finish look,Follow with the 46,60#,80#,120#,180#,240#,320#,At this stage the slab will look medium colored like a honed look and should have good texture.Pressure on Brushes should be low, maybe 1/2 bar or less, light. Pressure will do nothing but wear the brushes faster.

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