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I am in the process of remodeling a bathroom. We decided (good or bad) to
use granite tiles for vanity top. We have purchased the tiles and are very happy with the tiles themselves. I have never dealt with granite before and am trying decide how to finish the front edge. I saw the aluminum edging and didn't like it. I want to polish the unfinished sides of the tile and just use tiles to finish the front edge. The question: Has anyone used waterstones to polish the edge of granite? I tried it on a scrap piece, using 200, 1000 and 4000 grits. It seemed to work pretty well. After only 10 minutes total, the side was pretty smooth to the touch, but was not as glossy as the top (but close). I think a little more time and it will work. I may buy a 6000 or 8000 grit stone to shine it up a bit. Any thoughts? |
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