How to Polish Granite Countertops
Few surfaces are as durable as granite. It is an excellent choice for work surfaces such as kitchen counter tops, and when buffed to a shiny luster, nothing, except perhaps marble, compares to the beauty and depth of color found in the many types of granite. Untreated granite will often show water and grease spots. Granite is naturally porous, and moisture and oils can seep into these tiny spaces and create dark spots. These dark spots may appear in the place where you set a damp dish towel, or dropped a spot of butter. Eventually these spots will disappear, but these marks are frustrating and mar the look of your counters or other surfaces. Fortunately, fixing this problem is simple and if properly cared for, your granite can be beautiful and low maintenance. Use a mild detergent to clean any grease or oil spots. Allow granite to dry completely before applying a sealer. It’s a good idea to allow the counters to dry overnight. Take this opportunity to clear all the things off of your c
