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										<title>I have a granite kitchen counter top that is uneven. The top is made up of two slabs. The slabs are uneven where they join at the grout line. Can I grind the slab and even it out and more importantly can I match the existing shine?</title>
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										<title>I am working on a marble floor that has brass strip in place of the grout. Can I hone and polish this floor without removing the brass?</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/how-do-i-remove-hard-water-spots-from-a-polished-granite-shower-wall-1079.html</guid>
										<title>How do I remove hard water spots from a polished granite shower wall?</title>
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										<title>What is the difference between honing and grinding?</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/how-long-should-i-work-each-diamond-grit-when-honing-granite-i-have-been-told-to-work-each-grit-at-least-one-minute-per-square-feet-is-that-long-enough-1130.html</guid>
										<title>How long should I work each diamond grit when honing granite? I have been told to work each grit at least one minute per square feet. Is that long enough?</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/we-used-to-have-a-large-ficus-tree-on-our-marble-floor-when-it-died-we-removed-it-and-found-a-brown-stain-where-the-plant-had-sat-what-should-we-use-to-remove-this-stain-999.html</guid>
										<title>We used to have a large ficus tree on our marble floor. When it died, we removed it and found a brown stain where the plant had sat. What should we use to remove this stain?</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/several-marble-tiles-next-to-our-toilet-are-stained-with-urine-is-there-any-way-to-remove-them-the-marble-has-been-stained-for-several-years-939.html</guid>
										<title>Several marble tiles next to our toilet are stained with urine. Is there any way to remove them? The marble has been stained for several years.</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/the-marble-polishing-powder-i-am-using-has-discolored-the-pink-grout-why-did-this-happen-and-can-i-fix-the-grout-1253.html</guid>
										<title>The marble polishing powder I am using has discolored the pink grout. Why did this happen and can I fix the grout?</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/do-not-apply-a-silicon-impregnator-over-a-stain-882.html</guid>
										<title>Do Not Apply a Silicon Impregnator Over a Stain</title>
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										<guid>https://surfacecarepros.com/kb/article/i-have-a-new-customer-that-just-bought-a-house-that-has-a-beautiful-marble-floor-the-floor-has-had-several-coats-of-wax-applied-to-it-what-is-the-best-way-to-remove-the-old-wax-secondly-the-customer-says-they-want-it-to-be-re-waxed-your-thoughts-1047.html</guid>
										<title>I have a new customer that just bought a house that has a beautiful marble floor. The floor has had several coats of wax applied to it. What is the best way to remove the old wax? Secondly, the customer says they want it to be re-waxed. Your thoughts</title>
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