How Jobsite Feedback Helps Tool Selection
Jobsite photos help buyers match diamond tools to real floor conditions. A coating removal job, slab opening job, scratch refinement job, aggregate exposure job, and final polishing job need different tooling choices.
If the floor still has epoxy, glue, paint, mastic, or coating residue, start with PCD coating removal tools. If the coating has been removed and the floor needs opening, leveling, or scratch control, use metal bond grinding tools.
When the metal scratch is still visible before polishing, use hybrid transition pads to refine the scratch pattern. For final clarity and gloss development, continue with resin polishing pads.
For edge work, wall lines, corners, and detail grinding, check cup wheels and edge grinding tools. For surface texturing, anti-slip preparation, or exposed texture, check bush hammer tools.
What to Send for Tool Recommendation
To match tools from a jobsite photo, send the machine brand and model, current floor condition, coating type if any, current grit step, target finish, working wet or dry, and any problem area such as deep scratches, uneven gloss, edge marks, or coating residue.
For machine-specific tooling, start from Shop by Machine. If the holder, plate, or adapter is unclear, check adapters and plates or Contact Us before ordering.
Use PCD coating removal tools for epoxy, glue, paint, mastic, or coating residue.
Use metal bond grinding tools for slab opening, leveling, and scratch control.
Use hybrid transition pads before polishing when metal scratches are still visible, then continue with resin polishing pads.
For edge work, use cup wheels and edge grinding tools.
For surface texturing, use bush hammer tools.
For machine fitment, check Shop by Machine, adapters and plates, or Contact Us.
