How to Cut And Polish Granite Countertop DIY

[@CurvedSlightly]

Thanks, Stephen Hawking's Wife!

[@memonavaramirez6261]

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[@LuisLopez-kv1ov]

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[@eviiildiesel]

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[@mattmayo3539]

So how did you turn the cut edge in to a router edge finish

[@dresden5060]

Those edge details you can actually do by hand without a router tool, if fact most edge details you can except for hilton I would say

[@БахытжанКабашева-з6н]

*Great **MyBest.Tools** item. Superior quality.*

[@scottirish8865]

Is a 1500 rpm grinder to fast I cannot get the shine do I need a slower speed

[@NoName-gk2sj]

Yeah put it to speed 1

[@scottwillis5434]

Says to use a low speed grinder polisher, ideally a wet polisher. There are tools made for stone work and different tools made for metal work.

[@BrianTebelman]

How much does the kits cost

[@davekyle6096]

Nice - wish my granite island installer had gone through this process. Mine left all kinds of chips and rough spots on the underside edge. Terrible...

[@TrackForField]

Dave Kyle most times instalers just instal, while the actual process is done in a shop.

[@j.davidslaugh5761]

You did not say press "1" for english.

[@TrackForField]

you can also go up to a 5 to get a really nice touch to it.

[@Dan.U.]

Doesn't need any wax to get that kind of shine? I thought they get that shine because of wax.

[@scottwillis5434]

@@Dan.U. shine is from a very smooth surface.

[@Shopnsavemart]

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[@mariannemiller7791]

Thanks for the great tips. I love doing it myself!

[@davidallen4483]

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[@aaroncombs1]

I go through all the grits but I always end up with pits in the edge surface. Not scratch marks, little pits that don't seem to sand out. Ideas?

[@chadfarrow5426]

Use a grinding rock first then start with the 50 and work your way up

[@dresden5060]

It comes with experience bro, but spend longer with the lower grits and as the other guy said a grinding rock/block is also good for this especially with a hard granite. Start with a 36 grit then 120, 220, 320 block and then go through the diamond pads from 400 upwards, hope this helps 👍

[@nlabanok]

With arms flailing around..."Warning ! Warning young Will Robinson ! "

[@TheUnlocking]

Why use that fake vice? So annoying and distracting to listen to a computer voice.

[@danielrodriguez3025]

Thats awesome.

[@garymcgregor625]

like it nice

[@robertthurston6858]

What couldn't you get a person to just talk for 3 minutes instead of a creepy computer voice ? But it's only my opinion

[@bfulop]

Hahaha, achieve mirror like shine with minimal skill or effort, say that after polishing black Pearl, absolute black or antique brown.

[@dresden5060]

🤣🤣 love this.. you forgot any kind of quartz too lol

[@Eshayzbra96]

hmm silicosis environment tasty. Also, you can use 3 pads for that lol. 200-800-1500. Easy done.

[@dresden5060]

Yeah if you are a cowboy lol 😂

[@cumbias40]

Ready to start my business n fail with a lot of sues

[@abobby77]

must be a robot-kept saying Polish (like the people of Poland) rather than polish (like polish your surface finish)

[@caseyskelton9386]

Hate the voice then stopped watching

[@sdavis7916]

Sorry but as soon as I heard the computer voice. Comment, thumbs down and on to the next video.

[@ibejrr3546]

This is lazy work