In this video I show you how I polish larger rocks without breaking the bank on expensive lapidary equipment. Face polishing is a technique where a portion of a rock is polished leaving the rest in the natural state. It can be used on any size rock. The equipment that I use in this video is a 4 1/2 inch variable speed grinder/polisher and a set of wet/dry diamong polishing pads. You can find these at your local hardware store or online. For safety always wear protective respiratory equipment and a ground fault circuit interrupter. Tips: : Keep the rock wet to prevent dust and the rock overheating. : Rotate the rock as you polish to keep the pads from producing microgrooves : A beveled edge adds to the look of the rock : TAKE YOUR TIME on the first step. This will help produce a better finish : Dry the rock between grits to check your progress and to look for areas that need more work L Take your time and have fun! If you have any questions or comments drop them in the comments and I will get back to you. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel so you get the latest videos on how to work with your rocks and how to find them. Get out and have fun!