Dynamite 5X Traditional Italian Marble Polishing Powder for Marble, Travertine, Limestone, or Terrazzo - 2lbs

TitleThis is the Dynamite 5x Traditional Italian Marble Polishing Powder - 2lbs and this is just what you need. Dynamite 5x is a traditional Italian marble polishing powder that really makes the stone pop with shine. It can be used on marble, travertine, limestone, terrazzo, and other calcite stones. You can use Dynamite 5x on practically any surface: floors, counters, walls, and steps. The best results are achieved if this polishing powder is used after diamond refinishing, but it can also be used as a standalone procedure. Dynamite 5x is a potent, but non-problematic, easy to use, and easy to clean up traditional Italian marble polishing powder. Just add enough water to create a wet slurry that is not too watery. Polish in a circular or linear fashion until your desired gloss is achieved. Besides being an extremely fast polishing compound for marble, a couple of other features of this product that restoration contractors really like is that it dissolves immediately in the water, so it goes right to work, and there is no grit which minimizes clean up. This is the 2lb container of Dynamite 5x. One pound of powder will cover approximately 150 square feet depending on the stone being polished.

• MAKE YOUR STONE POP WITH SHINE: Use Dynamite 5X on any surface of any calcite-based stone! Dynamite 5X will make your marble, travertine, limestone, or terrazzo floor, wall, countertop or steps simply pop with shine!
• DISSOLVES IMMEDIATELY IN WATER: This unique polishing powder goes to works fast. Because there is no grit, clean-up is super easy!
• DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Polish in a circular or linear fashion until the desired gloss is achieved. Add enough water to create a wet slurry – not too watery.
• WHAT YOU’LL NEED: One pound of marble polishing powder will cover ~150 square feet, depending on which stone is being polished.
• FOR COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS: The best results are achieved if this polishing powder is used after diamond refinishing, but it can also be used as a standalone procedure.