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Thanks - we've been working on this for quite awhile

There can be several reasons for not achieving a full polish. Plus, every stone is different and reacts uniquely to different techniques and products. Blacks can be very hard to deal with. If you email me at info@nsisolutions.com I can tell you who I would ask before proceeding further.

I have same problem

Soooooo many variables, each stone is different and all products do not work the same. Some polishing pads required pressure with a wet-to-dry technique as shown in this video and some pad require minimum pressure and continuous water supply as shown in our newer videos. The blacks can be very hard to achieve the final shine. My best advice is to contact a professional refurbishment expert. If you send us an email at info@nsisolutions.com I can tell you a possible place to start. Otherwise start with a scrap of the same stone and practice different techniques until you get it right.

Sorry for the delay. It's always quicker to email us at info@nsisolutions.com. I'm not too familiar with "bluestone". I believe it's similar to soapstone. If that is the case than do not use this kit. This kit is strictly for natural true granites and quartzites. Email us and I can tell you who to talk to.

Thanks - you should check out our updated top Polishing Video here: ruclips.net/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/видео.html

You should watch our newer video here: ruclips.net/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/видео.html . Your best bet is to hire a highly recommended professional. It's a tough DIY project.

This is not a sponsored video, we make this tool! according to RUclips TOS, you only have to label if you're being paid to advertise for a third party.

Then buy ad space. I don't pay for premium to have your cheaply built tools shoved down my throat

Thankyou

Our kit works on natural true granites and natural quartzite. Pure white quartz (manmade material) is a different animal completely. We don't have a kit for quartz but if you email us at info@nsisolutions.com and we can point you in the right direction.

The good news - it can probably be repaired. It's much easier to repair true natural granite compared to man-made stone like quartz. I would recommend a trained refurbishment professional. Contact us at info@nsisolutions.com and we may be able to point you in the right direction.

Yes, but you should hire a highly recommended professional. The techniques and abrasives required vary considerably depending on the stone.

Our closest distributor would be in Mexico. If you are outside the U.S. and need to purchase from us, you can contact us directly at info@nsisolutions.com

This is a pretty old video. Each of the items in that video are sold separately. There is a list of items used near the end of he video. You can price them at any of our distributors websites depending on the exact items needed.

The techniques and products shown in this video are specifically intended for use on natural granite. we have an updated video here ruclips.net/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/видео.html. If you are asking about a man-made resin product commonly called "Quartz" then contact us at info@nsisolutions.com and we can point you in the right direction.

Still haven’t heard a bad song from them

@@tylerjohnson9887 never!!! They’re bad ass!!

Nope - not on concrete that we are aware of. The MB-20 cream is an MB Stone Professional product. You could contact them and ask. Thanks for the props.

If you are asking about man made, engineered stone, commonly called Quartz - Absolutely do not use the techniques show in this video. If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com I can point you to a quartz repair system.

Kris used plain water to lubricate the turbos, denatured alcohol to clean the stone at the end and the white polishing paste that he used to finalize the polish is MB20 from MB Stone Professionals.

It is theoretically possible but you should look into filling the chips first. If the polish is still good you could fill the chips with epoxy, cyanoacrylate (superglue) or UV Resin (Filachip). The Filachip repairs can look very good and don't need any polishing after. There are so many variables that I always tell homeowners to consult a highly recommended pro in their area. As a side note - never use superglue accelerator on your stone.

RED FLEXEEL HOSE, ¼” I.D. X 3/8” O.D. - great hose, comes in several colors.

Just make sure you use products specifically designed for marble

Starting approximately 1:02 there is a chapter called "tools "Needed" where all the tools and materials are shown and discussed. We also have a newer video using our complete kit here: ruclips.net/video/RBnoIS2kx7M/видео.html This is definitely not for ceramic tile

It is available from several of the distributors shown on our web page here: nsisolutions.com/distributors/. If you email us at info@nsisolutions.com we can help locate a distributor that keep our kits in stock.

The paste is called MB20 and is manufactured by MD Stone Professional. There is an unboxing video showing all the items that are included in the kit: ruclips.net/video/CUlfuwiuMCU/видео.html

Here's a video of us fixing some damaged slabs in our shop prior to fabricating the counters using our Top Polish Kit, which is designed for professionals. If you are a homeowner I would definitely hire a local professional that comes highly recommended.

Email us at info@nsisolutions.com and I can direct you to some help with engineered stone.

It is called MB-20. It comes in our Top Polish Kit or can be bought separately from MB Stone Care

Starting at 1:02 there is a chapter titled Tools Needed where Kris discusses the tools and abrasives used during this demonstration.