Maximilian De Viet

Fri 21 Feb 2014 11:31am

Hi Jason Due to how hard quartz is it makes repairing hard and sometimes impossible in that the end result is not going to be perfect. Scratches: as with granite and marble the scratches need to be polished out using specialist tools. The problem is that hand polishing it's very hard or get to the same level of polish as when slabs leave factory machine polished. It takes many hours by someone skilled so cost is usually prohibitive. There are specialist repair kits used by some masons but there effectiveness depends on the colour of the quartz as works better for some colours. Chips: if not too big and on edges they can be polished out fairly easily on site. it does create a lot of dust though. Chips on face of worktops need to be filled in and repolished. Again effectiveness depends on colour. Your best bet is to take a photo and send to fabricators to get an expert opinion due to the different factors mentioned above. Hope that helps. If you like send me a photo and will give you some specific advice. :)

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Rafal Kaczynski

Sat 22 Feb 2014 08:30pm

Dear Jason We always recomend to post a job on main website because some of a job needs to be seen before any advice is given. Our service is free of charge with no obligation quote and our tradesmans are happy to help with every aspects of jobs. I would strongly recomend to post a job on Rated People home page then 3 companies will get in touch then you would be able to choose the right person as you would receive an e mail with a link to tradesman account where you would see a pictures and you will read revious from previous customers. I hope this will help Best regards Rafal

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