Good Afternoon, My name is Penny Van Loon from Stoneville Australia, I am one of the sales Representatives. I have been following this page for a few months now and I would love to inform you lovely people that we are indeed bringing Vetrazzo to Australia, We have other exclusive products such as Geoluxe currently in stock and our shipments of Vetrazzo are indeed coming in a few months time. If you are still building or renovating, now is the right time to contact us. :) We are based in Capalaba, Brisbane. And our showroom is in the process of getting displays and plans made for showcasing our stunning array of products. We also have another Representative named Daphne based in Sydney who will also have stock at hand. We currently have a lot happening in the pipeline and we are hoping to have our launch towards the end of Oct beginning of November. Please don't hesitate to visit our website to view the products we have on offer. www.stonevilleaustralia.com.au If you would like to contact me direct please email me at; penny@stonevilleaustralia.com.au or call me direct on 0411583048. Warmest Regards, Penny Van Loon Key Account Representative Stoneville Australia

thanks how2girl, but I guess my question is more about polishing concrete that has been sealed/oiled than it is about concrete benchtops (hence those threads were a bit generic). A bit more research suggests to me that a sander is the tool to use. I'm thinking of attaching some used carpet to a sander. I'm still unsure of whether to use a polishing cream - I think it perhaps can't do any harm though, and may add to the shine. Then the question becomes whether it makes sense to add bees wax over the top. To me, it seems it would protect the shine. But I'm guessing all of this.

lovely!! really like the bold veins!

Sorry. I have not. But here's a picture if this is the one you mean... It looks like a good mix of earthy tones and some greys that might pick up other elements in your kitchen or dining room.