Marble Restoration

Water Stains & Ugly Dull Spots?

Polish marble like the pro's without the expensive services of a marble restoration professional!

Do you have water stains or dull spots on your natural stone? Marble repair and polishing is easy with this unique marble polishing powder.

Product Description

It's a marble repair and polishing powder that's user friendly, easy to use, and requires NO power tools.

It will restore the majority of water stains and acid rings from POLISHED marble, travertine, limestone, onyx, and other calcite based stones.

This homeowner friendly marble restoration product is designed as a spot polisher to remove light to medium etchings and rings from your stone AND light scratch patterns! Plus, there's no expiration date.
A little bit goes a long way!

Marble Polishing Powder $24.95

Buy the marble repair kit here. The kit includes a bottle of the daily spray cleaner AND a quart of the stone polish to add even MORE SHINE!

Other Household Uses:

• Alabaster (Marble-Onyx)
• Calcite Based Stones
• Fireplaces
• Floors
• Kitchen Countertops
• Light Scratch Patterns (Not on Granite)
• Polished Dark Granite (Removes most water spots and ghost rings.)
• Polished Marble, Limestone & Travertine
• Showers
• Tables
• Tiles
• Vanities
• Walls

EASY TO USE!

1. Clean your stone.


2. Apply a couple pinches of powder over the dull spot or water stain and spread it evenly over approximately 2 square inches.


3. Moisten the area with water using a spray bottle. (tooth paste like consistency)


4. Use a soft cloth and rub the powder into the surface using the heel of your hand (just a mild pressure) until the surface is dry and shiny. (It shouldn't take more than a few strokes).


5. Look at the area where the stone was etched. Look in different light... sunlight, lights on and off. Look at the stone from different angles... from the side... straight down... 90 degree... etc.


6. If any part of the etch is still visible, repeat the above steps.

Marble Polishing Powder $24.95

Not sure what's going on?

• Find granite care tips & hints here. AND,


• Get specific help to identify and fix your stone problem. Stain or Etch?


• For deeper etches OR large areas, we recommend hiring a marble & granite professional.