[Edwin Rivas]

has anyone here top polished Quartz?

if so, how.

Thanks.

Edwin R.

[Andy Graves]

Edwin,

I noticed that nobody responed. I would suggest trying http://www.stoneadvise.com Mark and his company Stone Works top polishes stone and I am not sure if he ever does the same to quartz.

Andy

[Valerie Graves]

Hey Edwin,

We work with a company here in CA called Surface Authority that specializes in repair / maintenance of solid surface, quartz and granite. There is a gentleman by the name of Gordon that you can email for some advice…gordon@surfaceauthority.com. Let him know that Val from Olive Mill in Anaheim referred you to him. He has been working with Caesarstone quite a bit lately on the finish for big commercial project that they did and are having problems with scratches and the finish. He is a great resource for this.

Val

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[Chad Thomas]

Edwin,

This topic is discussed at length by some of the best in the industry right here:
http://www.stonepowerhouse.com/phorum3/viewtopic.php?p=31527&highlight=#31527

[Edwin Rivas]

Thanks for all your input.

[Patrick McGrath]

What Andy meant was –

http://www.stoneadvice.com

[Andy Graves]

Patrick wrote

What Andy meant was –

http://www.stoneadvice.com

Hey Patrick,

Haven’t heard from you in a while. How are things going across the pond? Thanks for the fix. I didn’t realize that.

Keep posting. Try out the photo gallery and upload some of those great fabrication pictures you have.

[Chuck Scherer]

Best pads in the industry for polishing ES. ALPHA.

[Ashbywaltonfire]

From what I’m told Alpha’s twist touch system does a great job. But you will need a wet polisher and Alpha’s comes with “training” wheels to keep the tool at a 90 degree angle and the pad flat. I know guys that swear by it. Hope this helps.

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