cleaning marble and granite

Problem is Jos, if I do too good of a job, then I really don't need the course. right???

Ya I could do that one day this week. Thanks Joh. I didn't know if that would qualify or if it had to be actual jobs.

Have a good one. Mark

AW $HIT!!!! I just looked at the dates for that contest you have with the b4 and after pics and this job isn't booked until the 12th. Past the due date
Figures

Well, I'm gonna call the custy in the morning and let her know it's gonna ba a $1,400 touch. I sure hope I can get those knife marks out without compramising the flatness of the counter

Cool. There's not many peeps in my area or in Ontario Canada for that matter who actually do restoration of natural stone. Sure there's plenty of fabricators out there but when it comes to when a custy calls looking for someone to come in the home and do a "proper" restoration, they are few and far between.
 Like I stated in a earlier post, I help a buddy in his fab shop quite a bit but I really want to be able to "hone" (no pun inteneded LOL) my polishing skills and my seams. I know the installs that we've done, the seams look horrible.
 My main business is tile and grout cleaning/restoration, regrouts ect. but while in the homes, there is usually marble, granite, travertine, etc. and I feel that I'm leaving money on the table/floor.
 Sure I could practice in the fab shop with polishing but my buddy is so old school that there's not a whole lot that I can learn/benefit from it. He's a great fab guy but when it comes to polishing, he's not up on the latest products nor procedures out there. This is where I feel a course such as your would benefit me, and the custy, the most. After all, I don't want to go in to a custy's home and end up buying thier $6,000 counter/floor. LOL

Have a good one. Mark

Nice!!!! Sorry I just realized I hacked your thread on the polls.
Guess I better get at that green counter then for some pics. That's a great oppurtunity.

Have a good one. Mark

yep, every thing that you use in the class is yours to take home in you neat little tool kit. All the colors, glues, pads, backers, machines, razors, sealers, and books.
When you done with this class you no reason to buy any more tools for like a year.