Spray the counter with a marble cleaner and buff dry with a soft cloth.
Reseal marble countertop.
This will remove any impurities from the surface of the marble that may interfere with the sealing process.
Step 3 seal the countertop.
Pour 1 4 cup water onto a small area of the marble wait 5 10 minutes then wipe it off dry the area with a paper towel or soft cloth.
Normal use hard water and even toothpaste can break down this gel coat requiring the cultured stone to be resealed with a new gel coat.
Here s how to know for your granite.
If so then apply the permanent marble granite sealer and you ll be good to go.
Although you may find that many countertops do not require being sealed applying a sealer is common practice.
Sealing ultimately helps create a protective barrier over the marble while also ensuring the stone s pores are filled with sealer rather than whatever liquids happen to end up on the countertops.
Cultured marble is a popular product for countertops and shower surrounds.
You should seal your granite or marble countertops once every year.
Instructions for sealing granite counter top the right way are by using recommended grani.
Remove an oil based stain with a soft liquid cleanser liquid detergent ammonia or mineral spirits.
Remove an organic stain with a mixture of 12 hydrogen peroxide and a few drops of ammonia.
So first test all surfaces to determine if you need to apply a sealer or not.
Then use a clean dry towel to dry the countertop.
Other than regular cleaning in addition to keeping acidic or abrasive substances away from your marble countertops the best habit is annual or bi annual sealing.
It is made of marble dust held together with a resin and it typically comes with a gel coat to give it a high shine.
When doing this mist the cleaner and let it sit on the countertop for about 30 seconds before wiping the area clean with a cloth or sponge.
Sealing a marble countertop can be done immediately since the underside is exposed and any moisture will still evaporate from the stone.
This gel coat helps to protect the cultured marble from staining or etching.
Test whether the granite needs sealing.
Most but not all granite countertops will need sealing upon installation and then resealed every 1 5 years depending on the color and porosity of the granite the quality of the sealer and proper sealant application.
Clean the countertop with a cleaner made specifically for the marble countertop.
