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Edge Polishing of Quartz Pieces

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Kitchen Makeover + WATERFALL COUNTERTOPS (Ep.4)

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What happens here

After cutting, the edges of the quartz pieces are polished. A wet polisher is used with water to keep the surface cool and prevent dust. The polishing process starts with coarser grit pads (labeled P1), followed by medium (P2) and fine (P3) grit pads. Each pad is applied systematically along the edges until the desired smoothness and sheen are achieved, resulting in a glass-smooth finish.

Goal: Manually polish all exposed edges of the cut quartz pieces to achieve a smooth, glossy finish using a wet polisher with a sequence of progressively finer grit pads.

Tools and materials

  • Apron
  • Grit Pads (P1
  • P2
  • P3)
  • Wet Polisher

What they say

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all right so we're going to do a little bit of polishing ourselves here we got p1 p2 and p3 they're saying that's the order that we got to go in this is a wet polisher clearly i've used this a ton so we're going to see if we're going to screw up our own countertop wish me luck i don't know if they know what i'm doing but they left me unattended so i guess i'm making my own countertops that's how they make it cheaper do it yourself all right p1 is done let's do p2 that is glass smooth that is incredible are you guys hiring i might shut this whole youtube channel thing down and just duke out and tap

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