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Sandpaper can polish marble when used correctly. Start with 220-grit, progress through finer grits up to 3000, keeping surfaces wet throughout. Finish with marble polish

Polishing marble with a Dremel requires diamond bits (220-3000 grit), felt wheels, compound, and patience. Work wet, start coarse, finish fine. Lets go in detail.

Marble shines because of how it’s treated. Buffing and polishing are two ways to make marble look smooth and bright. But they’re not the same

Baking soda does not really shine marble. It’s a gentle cleaner that helps remove dirt and stains but won’t bring back marble’s natural shine. Marble

If you want your marble floors or tiles to shine like new, polishing is the way to go. But one question everyone asks first is:

If you’re wondering whether you can polish marble using toothpaste, the short answer is: YES, but with caution. Toothpaste can be used to clean or