Cool! Keep us posted on how it turns out! 🍀

Considering doing the same

Awesome! I bet you'll be very satisfied 😍

Get after it, pebble! I bet you'll be satisfied with the results :)

You made my day, five 😊

Ahh, you sprang for the expensive polish, awesome!!

Hi snowjerk, Yes, keep graduating to finer grits, up to 8k. You'll REALLY notice the difference after using the polishes though. Don't give up on it! I look forward to hearing how things turn out. :)

@@VestigialVoice 6000 pad came in today, also hogs hair polishing pad is coming. It's on! Lol

@@snowjerkface, alright! Let me know how your spot turns out 🤞

Hey Fish, if I were you, I'd try the auto polishes! 😊

Hi Elaine, thank you for the comment. Did you watch the end of the video? 🤔 When roughly converting to sandpaper equivalents, the polishes represent 3000+ grit depending on which compound you choose. To start with a polishing compound on this project would've taken an eternity since the blemishes were so deep, however, after graduating up the sandpaper grits, the polish are a great finishing touch!

@@kimallen9130 haha, ya know, the same thought crossed my mind during this process as precious hours ticked by 🤣

Cam, the thought of cleaning a headstone would have never come to my mind, but I like the way you think! I would be a bit hesitant, at least initially, to use the diamond grit pads on something that has been eternally placed, but I bet you'd have excellent results with the polish and wax. If you end up trying it, let me know your results!!! 😊 Great comment!

@@VestigialVoice I was wondering since many of the power tools used by car detailers use a nylon bristle brush, the theory of not using metal would not be a problem since the only thing that touches the marble face is the bristles, and if set on a low setting, I can't see why not. But then I'm not a stone or granite mason.

@@pinay56 , I look forward to hearing how it turns out :)

haha, I see what you did there 😉

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It may be more difficult to remove deep scratches, but for lighter scuffs and high gloss buffing, I think it's worth a shot!

Drop it to the lowest setting, Sam.

Hi Dana, thank you for the good comment. Since the hook and loop backers tend to wear over time, I purchased a separate backing for each pad. These links won't last forever, but hopefully it will give you some new ideas: Polishing pads: www.ebay.com/itm/4-Inch-Diamond-Polishing-Pads-Buffing-Pad-for-Granite-Marble-Stone-30-8000-Grit-/222882510469?var=&hash=item33e4d53685 Polishing backings: www.ebay.com/itm/4-Diamond-Polishing-Backer-Pad-The-Tool-Jungle-Plastic-Foam-Hook-and-loop/124042542692?hash=item1ce182fe64:g:BgEAAOSwVFlUDKgp

@@VestigialVoice thank you! I ordered the 5, 6, and 8k pads.

Thank you for checking in, Sharon! The marble table still looks amazing! I’ll be spraying it down with another coat of sealer in a couple months. Have a great week 😀

Hope your joking..these are poisonous oil based products!! I heard arsenic and asbestos mixed will cancel out the effect..just kidding dont eat off this..the pizza dough will pull up thenwax into it

Hi Drew, While I wouldn't advise chugging automotive polish out of the bottle, you should be wiping the visible material away and follow that up with a food-safe countertop sealer. This will not only protect the stone from staining and etching, but it will also provide a non-toxic barrier to keep your food safe. Good comment, Drew, thank you for visiting my channel! 😄

Okay so technically, assuming you find and use a pure carnuba paste wax, the carnuba is entirely edible and is in fact used as a coating on food products like candies.

Hi Palma, Give me a little more information... Are you just polishing it with compound or do you need to remove deep scratches?

@@VestigialVoice Thanks for replying. I just want it more glossy. Its Fairly new. No defects or scratches. All white. Just not very glossy

@@oneswiftguy Quartz is harder than marble, but if there are no deep scratches, let's avoid the diamond pads. Give the polish a try--either using a variable speed polisher on the lowest setting and a soft pad or else by hand. Let me know how it turns out 💪

@Harry Eduardo give her a solid and phrase it my girlfriend and I at the beginning of your sentence she'll appreciate it.

@Koa Leighton I'm going to try I'll hit you back to let you know how it worked out thanks for the heads up.

Hi joran, it is technically light rose Tennessee marble, which is a bit harder than traditional marble. Thank you for visiting my channel!