Kota Stone Mirror Polishing Indian Marble Polishing in Delhi NCR
Makrana, Katni, Jaisalmer, Rajnagar and green marble are harder and more forgiving than imported white stone, but they still need the right grit sequence. Polish them like Italian marble and you waste pads; grind them too hard and you lose the original colour. Delhi NCR mixes very old housing stock with new high-rise towers, so a single visit can mean Kota stone in one room and Italian marble in the next. We carry pads for both and quote each surface on its own merit.
- Free inspection including slab-thickness and hollow check
- Masking and furniture protection
- Grinding where lippage or deep scratches exist
- Graded diamond polishing to the stone hardness
At a glance
- Makrana & Katni
- Grinding available
- Stain removal
A real before and after photo is added here for the strongest result.
What is included in kota stone mirror polishing price
- Graded diamond polishing to the stone hardness
- Old polish and wax residue removal
- Stain treatment for oil, rust and hard water
- Silicate or crystallisation option
- Wash-down and walkthrough
- Free inspection including slab-thickness and hollow check
- Masking and furniture protection
- Grinding where lippage or deep scratches exist
What each surface needs
| Stone | Hardness | Best finish |
|---|---|---|
| Makrana white | Medium-hard, takes high gloss | Mirror gloss |
| Katni and Jaisalmer | Softer, colour sensitive | Satin to medium gloss |
| Rajnagar and green marble | Hard, banded | Gloss with even banding |
| Kota and other flagstone | Hard, matte by nature | Densified gloss or matte |
Every surface is tested on a hidden patch before work starts, so you see the result before committing to the whole floor.
How the job runs
- Inspection and slab check (free)
- Masking and preparation
- Grinding if lippage or residue is present
- Diamond polishing matched to stone hardness
- Handover with gloss check and care advice
Kota Stone Mirror Polishing Price rates in Delhi NCR
| Work | Guide band | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Buff and polish | Rs 5-15 per sq ft | Light dullness |
| Diamond polishing | Rs 15-25 per sq ft | Scratches, dull lanes |
| Grinding plus deep polish | Rs 25-35 per sq ft | Lippage, heavy wear |
| Silicate or coating | Quoted after inspection | Longer gloss life |
Rates depend on surface type, damage depth, area and access. The figure is written down before work begins.
What changes the price for kota stone mirror polishing price in Delhi NCR
| Factor | Effect on rate | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Total area | Bigger areas cost less per sq ft | Slab rates above 1,000 sq ft |
| Damage depth | Grinding raises the rate | Decided by the test patch |
| Stone type | Imported and filled slabs take longer | See the surface table |
| Access | Upper floors and corners take longer | Confirmed before booking |
Ask for one written rate per surface. A single number for the whole house without an inspection always changes later.
Looking after the finish
| Timeframe | What to do |
|---|---|
| First 24 hours | Stay off coated areas, keep furniture off the floor |
| First week | Dry mop only, no wet mopping, no chemical cleaners |
| Ongoing | pH-neutral cleaner, damp mop, dry after |
| Every 12-18 months | Light maintenance polish to hold the gloss |
- Never use acid, bleach, vinegar or abrasive powder on stone
- Wipe spills promptly, particularly lemon, tea and oil
- Use felt pads on furniture and mats at entry points
- Keep planters and metal legs off wet floors to prevent rust rings
Old polish, wax and cleaning residue are stripped before any new finish goes on. Layering a fresh treatment over residue is what makes floors look grey again within weeks.
Dust and water control is planned before we start: masking on skirting and fittings, wet working instead of dry, and slurry vacuumed as the machine moves rather than left to dry in corners.
Why clients book us
- Slab thickness and hollowness checked before any grinding
- Residue stripped so the new finish bonds to stone, not to old wax
- Correct grit sequence per stone hardness
- One team for grinding, polishing and sealing
Serving Delhi NCR and nearby areas
Our Badarpur (Mathura Road) and Gurgaon (Badshahpur, Sector 48) teams cover the whole NCR belt. Delhi NCR mixes very old housing stock with new high-rise towers, so a single visit can mean Kota stone in one room and Italian marble in the next. We carry pads for both and quote each surface on its own merit. Inspections are booked within 24-48 hours and most jobs take 1-2 days. Call 86070 01043 or WhatsApp photos of your floor for an indicative rate.
Kota Stone Mirror Polishing Price - common questions
Can old polish and wax be removed?
Yes. Grinding strips the residue layer completely. That is the only way a new polish bonds to the stone instead of sitting on top of old compound.
Will grinding change the colour of my floor?
It restores the original colour by removing the worn and stained top layer. Floors that have faded unevenly across rooms come back to one uniform shade.
How long does it take?
Most apartments are ground and polished in one to two days, and the floor is walkable the same evening as the final pass.
Do you polish Makrana that has gone grey?
Yes. Greyness is normally surface dirt, mop haze and worn polish. It lifts with grinding and polishing, and we show you a test patch on a hidden corner first.
Does Indian marble need the same treatment as Italian marble?
No. Indian marbles such as Makrana, Katni and Rajnagar are generally harder and less acid-sensitive. They take a different grit sequence and more grinding pressure, but the same acid-free cleaning discipline still applies.
Is the price negotiable?
The rate per sq ft is not inflated to leave room for haggling. We scope honestly: if the floor needs only a buff, we quote a buff instead of a full diamond job, and tell you when the cheaper option will hold.
Do you take advance payment?
The package is confirmed in writing first. Advance for material is normal on large jobs; the balance is settled after the walkthrough.
What should I avoid in the first week?
Wet mopping, chemical floor cleaners, dragging furniture and placing potted plants back on the floor. Dry mopping and clean water only until the finish settles.
Which cleaner do you recommend?
Any pH-neutral stone cleaner, used with clean water and followed by drying. That single habit prevents most of the dullness and staining we are called back to fix.
What voids the finish durability?
Acid and abrasive cleaning. A floor polished this month can look dull in eight weeks if it is mopped with an acidic general-purpose cleaner.