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Q.how can I remove the what looks like resin/sand that is rough in places on the table
A. I could use a bit more info such as is the table polished or honed. I will assume it is honed and the rough areas you see is the material (possibly grout)used to fill the natural holes or voids in the stone. A stone refinisher may be able to correct the issue for you.
Stu Rosen
 
 
Posted by: Stu Rosen - Sun, May 17, 2009 at 11:35 AM This article has been viewed 0 times.
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