A Finishing Option for Polished Stone
A stone-finishing enquiry should start with the desired appearance and the condition of the surface. Is the customer asking for routine gloss enhancement, removal of a stain, repair of etching or restoration of deep scratches? These needs call for different processes.
Consider KEDA Stone Polishing Wax where a wax-based finishing treatment is appropriate. Agree the expected result on a representative sample before treating the finished component.
Distributor enquiries & qualifying bulk orders
| Application focus | Wax finishing of compatible stone surfaces |
|---|---|
| Selection details | Stone finish · desired gloss · buffing method |
| Order requirements | Confirm supplied grade, colour, packaging and quantity |
Request the current product instructions and confirmed supply specifications for your application.
Discuss the stone type, finish and previous treatments when selecting a version. A clear-looking product should not be assumed to leave every stone unchanged, and a dark-colored treatment needs particular care around light stone, joints and adjacent finishes.
Keep an untreated reference area when evaluating the sample. View the finished result under representative lighting and check for uneven gloss, residue, altered color or unwanted marks.
Review the materials and application before choosing the supplied grade.
Use the current instructions and SDS for the supplied product. This outline does not set a universal dose, waiting time, machine speed or pad grade.
No. This is a wax-finishing product. The SC500 content is scoped to a separate crystallization maintenance process. Do not combine the two or substitute one for the other without an approved procedure.
No equivalent protection has been established here. A gloss treatment and a specified stain-protection system solve different needs. Assess any proposed combination and sequence separately.
Do not use a change in shine as proof that damage has been removed. Assess the defect first; repair, honing or repolishing may be needed before a finishing treatment is considered.
Not on appearance alone. Confirm that the actual wax is approved for the particular floor and assess the treated surface for its intended use before opening it to traffic. No non-slip claim is made.
No verified KEDA coverage rate is assigned in this draft. Establish consumption through the approved method on the actual stone; porosity, surface condition and application affect the result.
Only after compatibility and the working method have been confirmed. Describe the previous treatment and test the complete system before wider application.
Share the stone type, current finish, previous waxes or sealers, photographs and desired appearance with KEDA. Include the application area and expected quantity so the finish and supply requirements can be reviewed before quotation.
KEDA Stone Polishing Wax
