What is Polished Marble II

2018-09-04

According to the Marble Institute of America, a polished finish has a glossy surface that reflects light and emphasizes the color and veins of the stone.   

The polishing process begins with grinding the stone. The stone is then sanded and buffed before being cut into tiles. This process yields a high-gloss sheen that retains its luster with proper maintenance.

Marble polishing is to use the pressed grinding block synthesized by inorganic acid, metal oxides and other materials to cooperate with the pressure, high-speed grinding force, friction and heat energy of the mechanical grinding disc. Water acts on the smooth marble surface for physical and chemical cooperation, thus forming a new bright crystal layer. The crystal layer has super bright and clear luminosity, and its luminosity can reach 90-100 degrees. The crystal layer is a modified composite crystal layer on the surface of stone (1-2mm thick).

After polishing, marble is high brightness, high definition, wear resistance, trample, not easy to scrape flowers.

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