Description
Achieve a Stunning Shine with No Oxalic Acid! MB ZERO+ is a top - notch marble polishing powder. It offers excellent clarity and a brilliant shine, and it's gentler than traditional powders. Specifically designed for calcite - based stones, it works great on sensitive or hard - to - polish surfaces such as white, black, and brown marbles, and serpentines. With a fine texture like talc, it creates an incredibly high - gloss finish without using oxalic acid. Coverage: For countertops, it's about 125 - 200 square feet per pound. For floors, it's around 10 - 12 square feet per 2 ounces. Directions for Use: First, mask off surrounding areas, wear safety glasses and gloves, make sure the surface is clean, and hone it if needed. When applying, use 1 teaspoon per 2 - 3 square feet on counters and 2 ounces per 10 - 12 square feet on floors, then add water to form a thick paste. Polish countertops with a low - speed machine and a hog’s hair or white pad for 1 minute per square foot, and for floors, add 5 seconds of water and run the machine for 3 - 4 minutes. Check the results and repeat for extra luster. Pro Tip: Use a white pad ½ inch larger than the pad driver for tight spaces and edges. Experience easy polishing and long - lasting shine with MB ZERO+!
Hey there! Here's how to use MB ZERO+ marble polishing powder. First, get ready. Mask off the areas around the surface you're polishing to keep them clean. Put on safety glasses and gloves to protect yourself. Make sure the surface is free from coatings, waxes, sealers, grease, or dirt. If needed, use quality diamonds to hone the surface for better results. Now, it's time to apply the powder. On countertops, use 1 teaspoon of the powder for every 2 - 3 square feet. On floors, use 2 ounces for every 10 - 12 square feet. Then, add just enough water to make a thick paste that won't splatter. For countertops, use a low - speed machine with a hog’s hair or white pad. Apply light and even pressure and polish for 1 minute per square foot. For floors, add 5 seconds of water and then run the machine over the area for 3 - 4 minutes. Check how it looks. If you want more shine, polish for an extra minute. On countertops, you can try a wet - to - dry polishing technique. Also, for tight spaces and edges, use a white pad that's ½ inch larger than the pad driver. Remember to always wear your safety gear when using this product. Keep it in a dry place when not in use, and it'll be ready for your next polishing job!
