Marble & Granite Polish

Did a great job on my granite counters. They’re shining like new!

Omg. I have bought so many productsYes the expensive Italian stuff - that will kill your lungs -Nothing has ever worked on the fireplace marble except for this. A huge WOW and so cheap !!

The product works well on polishing and removing heat rings and minor surface defects that appear after time using stone surfaces for food preparation. I had a "heat ring" that appeared from a plate that contained cooked rice placed upon it from a pan. Probably only visible to me when looked at under a certain light direction. Then I had a bowl where I scrambled some eggs and some must have been on the bottom as it left a small circle that would not wipe away. The egg itself somehow left a wring. My countertops are polished quartz and they've been in place about 3.5 years. I'm really careful and gentle in my kitchen, but these rings appeared and they bothered me. So I tried this product and as I said it did the job in eliminating the rings, but it leaves a polish-y residue that does not wipe away easily! I like the polish but I used to use a product that behaved more like a car polish, where you wipe it on, polish, and buff it out to a nice finish. But with this product, it leaves an slick finish that leaves swirls on the surface, and I keep wiping it out with soft dry clothes and even wipe with a warm water sponge, and it's still there. It's slippery, too. So I'm not sure. Can anyone suggest a cloth that will take this residue away right away instead of waiting days or more of continual wiping to get rid of it? That's my only complaint about it.

I use this product on a Torazo glass countertop and it came out beautifully with this polish. Gives it a nice finishing touch and brings back the Shine.

Works great!

I ordered granite countertops and got marble. It's absolutely beautiful, but totally useless if you actually use your kitchen as it etches VERY easily. I purchased an Italian sealer, this polisher and an Italian etch removal product. All together, pretty expensive. ALL USELESS. I now simply use a carnauba wax and orbital hand polisher which works great.

I got this to try to get rid of water stains on marble. It polishes the marble very nicely, but does not remedy the water spots.

Goddard's Granite & Marble Polish (8 oz) makes my countertops sparkle with a quick wipe, leaving a streak-free shine. The carnauba wax formula is safe for my kitchen and easy to apply, but it’s a bit pricey for regular use.