Scratches on marble. Honed out, then polished back.
Fine scratching comes out completely. A deep gouge is filled first and will always be faintly visible from close up.
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AfterWhat it is.
Fine scratches on marble come from grit under a pot, a chopping board dragged across, or years of wiping in one direction.
They are shallow and they come out completely by honing the surface back a fraction and re-polishing it.
A deep scratch or gouge is a different job: it is filled with a colour-matched resin, levelled, and the top is polished as one surface so the repair reads as part of the stone. It will not be invisible on a heavily veined marble, and we will tell you where it will show before we start.
Honing, polishing and grinding: what each one takes off.Grinding levels, honing corrects, polishing reflects. The right job uses the least of the three that fully fixes the fault.Read the guide Scratches on a marble floor: light, deep, and what each takes.If you cannot feel it, it hones out. If a nail catches, it needs grinding first. Either way the whole area is done, not the spot.Read the guide
How it is priced.
Included in a surface restoration. Deep gouge repairs are itemised.