I can barely feel the sctrach with my fingernail but it is visible.
I tried using a random orbit car polisher and red rubbing compound.
No joy.
Any suggestions?
I can barely feel the sctrach with my fingernail but it is visible.
I tried using a random orbit car polisher and red rubbing compound.
No joy.
Any suggestions?
The rubbing compound was to fine to remove the scratch.
dadiOH
Any polishing will leave a dip in the surface which may or may not be acceptable if viewed in certain lights. One other option is to modify DadiOH's technique and do the entire surface to a matte finish to mask blemishes. Or, replace the slab with a new one. Your call.
Joe
However..... Keep in mind that cultured marble is a manmade product that cosists of a powered marble color base that is covered with a thin gelcoat. If you sand or otherwise bring the gelcoat down to the color, you will not be able to restore the gloss finish.
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Smarty
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