How Do You Remove Scratches From Cultured Marble?
Cultured marble is composed of approximately 75 percent marble dust mixed with a high-quality polyester resin. In other words, it is similar in composition to fiberglass and can be repaired in much the same way as fiberglass. Shallow scratches can be buffed out using a rubbing compound, the same type of rubbing compound used to buff out scratches on the fiberglass body of a car. In order to restore the finish and protect the marble from further damage, a coating of high-quality paste wax must be applied once the scratches have been removed. Wash counter top with warm water and liquid soap and rinse with plain water. Attach a buffing pad to your electric drill. Pour a half-dollar-sized glop of the buffing compound onto the scratched area of your cultured marble. Use the drill and the buffing pad to buff out the surface until the scratches disappear. It may be necessary to add a small amount of additional buffing compound in order to fully buff out the scratches, depending on how deep th
