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[QUOTE="C&S, post: 653636"] I may be too late in replying to this thread as I am new here. Very good advice there from SirRammic. I think £1000 to polish 25sqm is a little OTT, I have just polished one slightly larger at around ***** for £*** I would also add, that, polishing a floor would not neccesarilly render a floor waterPROOF, but, polishing does tend to close up the stone to a degree, so I would advise water RESISTANT rather than waterPROOF. Cleaners come in all sorts of guises and some acid based cleaners will EAT you travertine. What are you trying to clean off the tiles? If it is general dirt, try a High Alkaline Cleaner, but, like sirramic said, LET IT DWELL. I often re-cut the surface with diamonds and build up through the different grades to give a New Look to the floor, I am not a fan of throwing a lot of chemicals all over the place. Hope this helps, like I have said, I am new on here and I am simply having a look at what as taken place in the past and "joining in" [/QUOTE]
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