Before & After
Drag each divider to compare the same surface before and after restoration. Every result here was achieved mechanically — grinding, honing and polishing the stone itself, with no coating applied to fake a shine.
BeforeAfterLiving / TV area floor
BeforeAfterDining area floor
BeforeAfterKitchen floor
BeforeAfterFull marble floor restoration
Diamond grinding to correct lippage and flatten the floor, then honing and mechanical polishing up to a mirror finish. No coating was applied — the reflection is the stone itself.
BeforeAfterNero Marquina table restoration
Etch marks, chips and scratches removed, edges reshaped, then polished and sealed. Black marble shows every inconsistency, so the grit progression has to be identical across the whole top.
BeforeAfterStone floor polishing
A worn, traffic-marked surface taken back through the grits until the finish is even across the whole area rather than patched where the wear showed most.
A note on these photographs: they are taken on site during real jobs, handheld. Each pair is the same floor or surface, but the camera position and the daylight are not identical between the two shots, so the comparisons will not line up pixel-for-pixel as the divider moves.
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