Will this work on granite/marble counter top. NOT to fill a chip - to stick a broken corner back on.
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it might, not sure. Make sure it is fresh glue. Anything over 6 months old, dont expect it to work as stated by Gorilla Glue in their letter to me. It looses its adhesion ability as it ages. Never tried it on stone. I think i would call an installer/manufacturer and see what they use for repairs. I promise you they dont want to make the repair twice, second time at their expense. If it were my counter tops I would not use it because of the chemicals that may be passed on to the food even though it may not be much it is still super glue or so its called. Not so super in my book.
69800
we used it on a standard sink and formica counter top but it would prob'ly be fine on a granite counter, too.
7767
I would try looking up an answer on the net. It has often solved my problems. I am afraid that I do not have knowledge of what you might use on your special counter tops. Good fortune in finding the info you need.
1066704
I did my kitchen counter and it has a corner, we cut right on the grid of the corner. I cut into the corner so none of the previous counter was showing and smoothed the granite down and it did great.
1967090
It slides in the miter slot, so yes, it will work with a granite table top.
416463
I have a similar granite top and it works fine on mine. I have more of the honey tones in my granite. Just be sure to wipe it with a DRY microfiber cloth. Otherwise, you will end up with SPOTTED countertops!
1067668
Ad says it good for stone and tile, so I don't see why not. Test it in a corner.
120632
They stop my glass cutting board from sliding all over my ceramic counter tops. I am sure they will work on wood. You would probably have to use quite a few around the edges for a whole table top. I just use one on each corner.
416467
I am not sure. I use it on my black and grey granite and it works great.Maybe try a corner and see what it looks like. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Although I did not use it on marble I did use it on a custom concrete counter top with excellent results. Because I was using wet sanding disks I made sure to plug it into a GFCI outlet.
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I used it on black grained granite. Worked like a charm.Marble is softer than granite. Take your time and don't rush the process. Use course grit and work your way to the fine grit. I would use rubber boots, water will go everywhere. It should work fine. Keep the grinding wheels fairly flat, or you could knock the diamond segments off the wheel.
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I personally bought it for granite. I would use a wax or something on marble, I think.
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I use the stone tech for my granite counters in the kitchen. I also have carrera marble counters in the MBR and found " Marble Wax" by Town Talk Polish to work very well on the marble counters. It helped with stains and rings from bottles as it protects the surface and keeps a shine. Since it would be slippery, don't use it on the floor. It also has a wonderful lavender aroma, so you won't even mind the application.
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I wouldn't think so. The base is hard smooth plastic, and it doesn't move unless you move it to another location. The top stainless part is what spins. I don't have granite, but a friend of mine who does have granite doesn't even use a cutting board to cut food on. She cuts right on her granite, and it doesn't show any marks from that. Hope this helps.
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I would think so, I have never worked with granite. Please keep in mind you need to drill an anchor bolt in the granite, make sure the granite will support the pressure of the bolt and the drill bit you are using, Larger the bit the more surface pressure against it thus resulting in a larger and deeper bolt required
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This product will most likely work for your application on granite, but there may be a mismatch in the color in the event that the product compresses out while repairing it will be visible as a yellowish clear substance. I would recommend JB weld epoxy for your application.
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I am not sure what you are trying to do, but I would not recommend this for countertops due to the residue it can leave. Clear packing tape (much much cheaper - find a dollar store) should work if the counter is clean.