Scenario:
I had my kitchen fit on a budget, poly kitchen with white stone benchtops. Everything is great except around one of the benchtop joints there is a rough finish. It looks like they haven't cleaned away the cement/epoxy that was used to glue the pieces together.
I had the installer out yesterday to check the issue. He tried to polish out the marks, although polishing removed the marks, it left a freshly polished line on the benchtop, which stands out almost as badly. I'm therefore thinking that I have two options, (i) leave it as it and ignore it, (ii) polish the entire benchtop so it all looks the same. The installer isn't willing to polish the entire benchtop.
So, should I go and buy a polisher, then DIY polish the entire benchtop, then use a sealant. Is this a terrible idea where I could do more harm than good?
I'm assuming that getting another company in to polish the entire benchtop would be a costly exercise (probably 8m of benchtop).