We are delighted to attend the Xiamen Stone Fair 2026. It was an important annual reunion with our valued clients, and we also had the pleasure of meeting many new friends in the industry.

What impressed us most was the high level of professionalism among our visitors. Many clients came with clear requirements, looking for the right products and solutions for stone polishing. The most frequently asked question was: “What is the most efficient way to achieve an antique or leather finish on marble, granite, or quartz?”

Based on our experience, here are our recommendations:

For marble – We typically recommend traditional diamond and silicon carbide frankfurt antique brushes (as shown below), as well as our new 5-step frankfurt diamond brushes (1# 2# 3# 4# 5#).

For granite – The two most popular types are illustrated below.

For manual polishers – We highly recommend traditional round-shaped diamond brushes or our 4‑inch 5‑step diamond brushes.

For artificial quartz – Our 5‑step 170mm fickert diamond brushes deliver excellent performance. We recommend starting with the array 2# 3# 4# 5#. For a deeper leather/antique effect, add one more set of 2#; for higher glossiness, add one more set of 5#.

In addition, many clients showed strong interest in our honed rubber brushes for matte surface finishing. Regular grits available: 80#, 120#, 180#, 240#, 320#, 400#. You can adjust or combine the sequence based on your stone surface and desired final effect.