Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Has anyone had experience using this on kitchen counters using white carerra marble? Trying to see if this is good enough for lots of etches...
Document: I bought this wet polisher with diamond pads to polish the edges of granite tiles that I am laying on a kitchen island. The cut edges are very dull and have some blade marks coming off the tile saw. I wasn't sure that I could do a good job with it, but I took the chance. Adjusting the water flow to a trickle was easy. A trickle is enough water to do the job and not get too wet.
Took me a while and have only used on one counter top so far but worked like a champ. I'll be using it on the rest of the counter tops once they are done. have about 7 more pieces to finish and we'll see how it holds up after that.
After using it I haveno such worries. The motor in this thing is more than strong enough for what I need. It also comeswith a side handle for when you have to get up next to a wall.I'll try to post 3 pictures (Before, Midway and After) to show the results.
I tackled making concrete coutnertops myself and I poured them in place thus the top was far from smooth when completed. This polisher made quick work of getting the countertops smooth. After a few hours they were as smooth as granite. If anyone else tackles a project such as this I would recommend building a mold outside then bringing the countertop in. It makes quite the mess in the kitchen when polishing.
Worked well. The first I've worked with stone. I polished edges of some countertop stone I cut with a diamond blade. It took some time, I got wet (lots of water, but I guess that's a good thing!) but it got the job done as well as I could have expected.Suggest you consider getting 1-2 add'l low/rough grit pads to cut through the rough stuff.
The polisher no longer works after doing about 5 hours of marble polishing. The internal components in the head are grinding and making terrible noise. Pretty weak.
You can get the variable speed polisher cheaper but it doesn't include the pads. Pads go for $6 - $10 each. Great results on marble tile. Really glad I bought this.
Given how badly the vents were blocked on the one I received, I can easily see how this tool could overheat and last only 5 hours of use. If you've purchased one previously, I urge you check for and correct the problem before you put it to continued use.
This polisher works great! I used it on putting a bullnose on tiles for kitchen countertops. It worked like a charm (even in freezing weather).
This is a crappy polisher. I got this polisher due to the good reviews but the bearing went out  after a 3 concrete counter tops. Also it is almost impossible to do any work in a side ways position. The water gets under the switch and trips you ARC or GFCI instantly.Such a waist of my time and money.
Answer: yes