Marble Gloss Conditioner, Used For Heavy Duty Countertop, Table, Bar, and Vanity Surfaces, Easy To Use Marble Conditioner Helps Rejuvenate and Revive Surfaces, 16oz

Shines great

Works perfect my marble bathroom sink

Wasn't very happy with the outcome, the cleaning factor was there ,very easy to use but the polish outcome was not there it polished some of the marble top , but the rest was very cloudy did not remove the scratches or the spots of discoloration , will definitely try something else .

This polish works great. I used it on a piece of marble that sits in front of a fireplace from the 1930s. It was pretty scratched and dull. The polish brought the color back and gave it a warm glow. It didn't take away any obvious scratches, but I don't mind the life showing through.

I used this to shine my marble bathroom counter. I was hoping it would remove white wrings from wet glasses or cups, but it did not. It did however shine the counter up somewhat. I probably need a product specified for etching on surfaces.

This is not a “treatment” of any sort. This is simply a temporary toxic, shine/gloss. I had accidentally “etched” my marble in my bathroom with window cleaner on my mirror. It was suggested that I use this product to “restore” it. It does no such thing. It adds a temporary, oily gloss that wipes away with any water, etc. I can get the exact same shine by using Pledge furniture polish on my stone. I had really hoped this could help to restore and seal my marble, without having to hire a professional, but it doesn’t. I also tried it on my kitchen granite. Again, just a temporary gloss that washes away if you wipe your counters (and we all wipe our counters). So, it will make your counters shiny for guests, but if anyone washes their hands or a dish and splashes water on the stone, it will go right back to being dull. There are also poison control warnings on it, so I wouldn’t want to lay any sort of food or silverware on top of it, for fear of the chemicals transferring. I guess if I want a non toxic, oily product for my stone, I should use olive or avocado oil? Unless someone else has suggestions? Either way, I’m bumming. Time to hire a professional. : (

I had a diffuser sitting on my marble counter, and a section of the top of the marble was looking cloudy and nothing seem to work. I ordered this product on eBay and spread it with my hand on the top of the marble and let it sit overnight and then, wiped it away and I was blown away at how beautiful and it was just like a mirror !! I highly recommend this product as it works magic!

This stuff is amazing. If you have dull marble or granite. It makes it look new in minutes