Restore Dull Marble Countertops

Rent a high speed buffer or use a soft cloth.

Restore dull marble countertops.

Although durable and pretty to look at laminate countertops can lose their sparkling exterior over hard use and time and need a little extra cleaning to get them back to beautiful. A previously polished marble countertop or tile that has dull spots from etching can be repaired rather easily using a nifty diy marble polish made specifically for this purpose. This botticino marble countertop was installed in a property over 15 years ago. How to restore glassy shine to marble tiles.

Here s how to restore the color and shine to your marble countertop or vanity sink. Follow this guide on how to polish marble. If you ve ever had a marble countertop either cultured marble or solid marble then you know how easily they can be damaged. Glassy marble gets its shine from vigorous abrasion similar to the way wood becomes smooth when it s sanded.

How to effectively polish you marble counter tops to remove dull spots without an orbital polisher. My client decided to replace the taps with a new set of a similar design. While you can t remove deep scratches that go all the way through the gel coat it is possible to restore the surface and shine using extremely fine sandpaper and polishing compounds. Yes dull spots can show up on this polished stone but the occasional imperfection is easy enough to fix.

With a kit diy we can restore easily marble polishing. Get an abrasive polish like automotive rubbing compound in liquid or bar form. To restore the shine to the cultured marble countertop you will first have to scruff it up a little bit. When once shiny marble turns dull the.

It doesn t matter which you use but the buffer will make it a quicker process. Cultured marble is made of a mixture of polyester resin limestone dust fillers and pigments with a clear gel coat finish on top. Many years of using the wrong maintenance products had left the surface looking very dull and flat. Repairing etch marks the method and or product required to repair etch marks depends on the type of finish on the marble.