Marble floor polishing is essential for maintaining its beauty, as it removes superficial scratches and restores the surface’s shine. The process includes surface grinding to 50, then proceeding to finer 3000 grit diamond polishing, followed by crystallization using oxalic acid or aluminum sulphate to create a protective micro-layer on the surface. In some cases, preparing the floor by resurfacing it may be necessary before applying polish if it is particularly worn. Regular upkeep for high traffic areas every 1-2 years keeps the stone’s natural veining visible and robust against deep etching. Professional-grade services often polish stone floors and seal them post-polish to enhance shine, as well as color-enhanced rich dark marbles. Light polishing can be done using DIY kits, but intricate work such as deep polishing is best done by professionals to avoid overheating or uneven finishes due to improper techniques.
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