Marble Etch vs Stain: Simple Way to Tell The Difference
Marble is strong, yet sensitive. Before attempting any treatments on your marble counter make sure the etch is not a stain. Marble etch vs stain
Natural stone is elegant, yet delicate. With the right care, your natural stone countertop, floors and other surfaces can be restored to their natural beauty.
Marble is strong, yet sensitive. Before attempting any treatments on your marble counter make sure the etch is not a stain. Marble etch vs stain
Etches diminish the natural beauty of your marble, but treating etch marks is a craft! At Marble Rescue, we’ve made learning the craft easy with
Marble is elegant, yet delicate. After some wear and tear, you may start to notice rings on marble countertop. In this blog post we’ll explore:
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"I used a cleaner on my marble bathroom countertop that left some etching. I searched for products to repair the countertop and came across the “Marble Refinishing Kit”. It was shipped quickly. The product was easy to use. I am delighted that I was able to restore the countertop to its condition prior to my use of the cleaning product."
- Brian Ouellette
“I used the kit on my Carrara Marble counters that were a year old. I didn’t have any stains, just some etched spots that were driving me crazy. This kit worked very well in removing those and making it look brand new again. The instructions were very easy to follow. The removal process does require arm strength as for some spots you have to repeat the process several times. If you have spots on your marble that you would like to remove, I would definitely give this product a try.”
- Linda