Rob
You see this is where I totally agree with you! I find in all those situations mentioned in your post that some Aqua mix Heavy Duty, a soft to medium brush and honing powder are brilliant especially so and moreover on unfilled travertine!!!
Strange isn't it how different people find different methods more effective?
Kev Martin
Marblelife Ltd
Tiling Logistics Ltd
This was what I was getting at Kevin. I think it's a personal thing and depends on the floor in question, but abrasive brushes at 220 grit and 500 grit, which I would prefers don't seem to be readily available in the UK, or a last they were not. Maybe I'm wrong.
I was looking at getting some sent from Malish a couple of years back, but at a nice expense, where as the honing powders are cheap and available.
Also the general consensus on the American forums is that honing powders preform better than abrasive brushes, jumping from grits are more flexible and much lower initial investment.
How are your diamond brushes coming along, any closer to a release date. From what Antony has said, they sound very impressive.
