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Most likely it was a loose chunk of granite that popped off, got under the pad and caused the scratch. It happens.
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Do certain granite colors scratch?
In short, yes. Granite is a natural stone, and although it is hard and can be scratch resistant, it still can be scratched. In order to protect granite (and other natural stone) a special coating is applied. Some natural stones are more scratch resistent, some are much less. In order to protect granite from scratching, this veneer or protection must be applied regularly (usually at least once a year).
What type of granite are curling stones made from?
The best curling stones are made of granite from Scotland or Whales
What are the uses of granite stones?
They are used for granite counter tops for in your home and such.
What do you call a stone polisher?
A person who polishes stones is typically referred to as a lapidary or a stone polisher. If you want check lapidary's work you can visit Cabochonsforsale to know all the things.
What are the stones made of for the curling events?
Granite
What kinds of stones are there?
The kinds of stones that you can carve are Soapstone, Alabaster, Limestone, Marble, Granite.
What type of rock are the curling stones made from?
They are mede of granite that usually comes from Scotland or Whales
What 2 stones were used in a pyramid?
granite and limestone
What is a Group of stones called?
a big pile of stones scratch that... a broadside i think....
What is found in the earth in layers and has to be mined?
Granite or precious stones
What are the uses of granite?
Granite was used by the Egyptians for status, the Incas for fortresses, and the United States for roads and paving stones.
Where about in Scotland are curling stones made?
Curling stones are made by a company called Kays of Scotland, which is located in southwest Scotland. The granite that the company uses to make the stones is mined from Ailsa Craig, a small island off the west coast of Scotland. Curling stones are also made in Canada by Canadian Curling Stone Co., which uses granite from Trefor quarry in Wales, U.K.
