i need to remove the small bathroom floor (marble). Can I use this tool?
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It could work. It will most likely send shards everywhere like bullets though. Definitely wear safety Equipment .
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Kim I'd go for the 122 rather than the 118 for removing tiles. The 118 hits harder due to its longer throw but is harder to control. I've got both and use the 122 nine out of ten times because it still hits hard but has more finesse. Lifting tiles and cutting light car body panels I use the 122. Smashing out suspension hinge pins and rusted suspension sleeves I use the 118.Hope it helps.
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Yes Handy I'm afraid it will unfortunately scratch. My friend had gel-coated marble walls in her bathroom and used this scrubber to clean them. She then discovered the walls not only turned out looking grainy but the noticable scratches ruined the glossy shine. No Handy play it safe : do not use this scrubber if your bathroom has manufactured marble. This product is safe for porceline and non-cultured marble. I have noncultured marble in my bathroom and so far the scrubber works and cleans efficiently. Thanks for contacting me :)
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hire a professional. marble does streak and never let floor air dry.if not to dirty simply use water and dry right away. never use any household cleaners as marble is porous and you might do damage.
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It cut ceramic tile and milk quartz so far.... have not tried marble on it. Quite possibly will though.
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The package says it is ok to use - but I DO NOT recommend this for marble floors. Marble is very porous and any kind of wetness can distory the marble. May I suggest you use the Swiffer Sweeper Dry Sweeping Clothsfor touch-ups? There is one very good product for cleaning marble floors made by BONA that is safe to use if you follow the directions carefully.
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It would depend upon the blade and thickness of the tile. I have used on just about everything. Glass, porclean, marble, and ceramic. I have found that I don't "force" the tile and let it do it's own thing works better.
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No it will not work. Of course it depends on the tile. But if it is a ceramic tile or a marble with a slick smooth surface it will actually just wipe off like using a crayola marker. It would need some texture or some sort of porous surface.
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I wouldn't chance it unless you're an experience cutter. Your diagonal is going to be longer than the tools capability. If more than a few pieces I'd rent or invest in a wet saw for tile. This is a wonderful tool for a small job but I would never use this for more than a small bath or kitchen.
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Yes but you may want to use a smaller blade if you and a clamp for the tile
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Yes it can be used to remove tile very efficiently, although if you want to remove linoleum, I recommend getting the 6" flex chisel.
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This bit may scrape it off but not effectively and efficiently. A much better option although much pricier is the actual floor scraper blade. Search sdsmax floor scraper and it should come up. It is $200+. This blade is much thinner and will be sharp and actually sharpen itself as you use it.
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I don't know I have marble floors at home but I believe it should work for u
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No, sorry to say this tool will not do what your looking to do with it. This tool is wonderful for removing cermaic tile from substrates. A carbide head on a buffer would do a better job but still may not remove all the residue.
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This cutter worked excellent for me. We used it to cut small ceramic tiles. These were like subway tiles but smaller. About half the size. I am not sure if it works on marble though.
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No because of the tool's extremely low clearance from the floor. This tool is specifically designed to remove dust from underneath hard to move furniture and appliances.
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Yes, you can remove it off the 4 pedestals and place the marble counter top on the vanity. You will have to install a shorter pipe for the faucet. Hope this helps
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Yes. I am not sure you will need the cleaner. Try a spot with the refresher first. I did it that way and found that I can clean my marble floor, 400 square feet, with ammonia and water and then use the refresher. See what works for you. I have not found anything better. I have also used the Pro refresher on my Radiata varnised floors and it was a huge success.