Light scratches on polished concrete often buff out with a burnishing pad or a fine resin pad (1500–3000#) at high speed. Deeper scratches need a stepped re-polish: 200–400# resin to cut the scratch out, then 800–3000# to restore the gloss. Very deep gouges may need metal bond or filler.
Burnishing pads are the first-line tool for scuff removal on polished floors.
No — scratches that have cut through the densified surface down to aggregate may need grinding and re-polishing, and structural gouges may need filler.
No — burnishing is designed to restore gloss. Use a clean, appropriate pad and steady passes.
Use floor mats at entries, felt pads under furniture, and regular cleaning with a soft-bristle or auto-scrubber. Keep grit off the floor.
Match the repair to the scratch: burnish light marks, re-polish visible lines, and fill or grind deep gouges. Test in an inconspicuous area and rebuild the gloss sequence after cutting. JOY TECH's burnishing and resin pads cover the full repair range.
