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Once oil or a sealer is applied, can it be removed some day to bring the stone back to the original color?

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Once oil or a sealer is applied, can it be removed some day to bring the stone back to the original color?

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Yes. Even after 100 years of hard use, soapstone can be re-finished to a new state as though it was just installed. Our soapstone is perfect for achieving that warm “old fashioned”, “rustic”, “early American” look. It’s also versatile enough so that it can be used with very modern designs. Upon installation of our soapstone countertops, we recommend that the stone is sealed with mineral oil or stone sealer. The mineral oil and some light penetrating sealers will bring out a dark richness to the stones natural color and also work as a protective sealing layer to the surface of the stone. Mineral oil may be re-applied to the stone periodically. Most sealers will remain for quite a while longer than the mineral oil. It is not necessary to use oil or sealers on the stone. Spilled wine or virtually anything else will not penetrate and stain the stone on the inside. It can and may leave a darkened area or superficial surface stain. However, these marks can be scrubbed off the stone or sanded

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