Stone honing in the Perth Hills
Honing refines a suitable stone surface to a more even, usually matte or satin finish. It may be appropriate when cleaning cannot resolve shallow etching or surface wear.
Ask about this treatment ↗A refined finish without assuming high gloss
Honing uses progressively finer abrasives selected for the material and the required result. It can reduce certain scratches, etch marks and uneven wear, but the achievable result depends on defect depth, remaining stone and surrounding finishes.
For some natural stone floors a honed finish is preferable to a polished one, particularly where glare or visible wear is a concern. A honed surface is not automatically slip-safe: use conditions, water and surface texture still matter.
Assessment and expected result
We assess the stone and the starting finish, then consider a compatible abrasive sequence and a small trial area. Edge work, existing repairs and floor transitions may affect the job.
See Perth Hills coverage, your suburb and our stone problem guide.
Common question
Does honing remove every scratch?
No. Deep damage may require more aggressive grinding or repair, and sometimes removal would be inappropriate.
Related stone and surface services
Stone resurfacing
Explore service ↗Stone grinding
Explore service ↗Travertine restoration
Explore service ↗Stone sealing
Explore service ↗For more background, read how to clean stone safely and the difference between sealing and etching.
Tell us about the surface
Describe the issue and send photos so we can discuss a suitable approach. Call 0433 085 570, Monday–Saturday, 8 am–4 pm.