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Are the divots in the concrete the reason for you wanting a diamond grinder? If the slab is currently polished, then I would think in your case, repairing the divots would be a much easier way to get to a finished floor you are happy with rather than grinding the entire tops surface.
Filling divots in a slab on grade home can be a simple matter of using self-leveling concrete, and you can then use an angle grinder with a buffing pad rather than trying to find a diamond grinder, which seems to be quite an ordeal for you in your location. And here is another page that may interest you if you haven’t already finished the floors –
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