Looks good man, I bought the same color for my boost and an oxbow light as well

baking xoda and water then dry polish with vegi oil!!! cheap easy and it works better than any store bought producte!!!

Goodness - WAY to much music... couldn't watch : (

This was very hard to hear with that unnecessary background music/noise.

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cut the music

I was cleaning out my paint brushes in sink and some of the pink paint got absorbed. 🙃 How can I get it out? If I can?

Ditch the music.

Never ever use bleach.

the music is LOUDER than you speak

All that is needed is Comet and a non scratch Scotch pad. This Supreme Surface crap will do nothing but cost you about $20.

Ditch the damn music so we can hear what the hell you say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don’t doubt that Pam will make it shiny. But I fear it will soon oxidize and become a sticky mess.

Sorry hate the music in the background too loud

I simply use Barkeepers Friend soft cleaner. Rinse. Let dry. Then, put some Canola Oil on microfiber cloth and rub on. Walla! No more water stains and looks brand new! Just a suggestion.

Can you please put the music louder.

All you have to do is cover completely with pure baking soda add vinegar to make a thick paste... let it set for 30 minutes...take a scrub sponge no scratch ...use circular motions for 5 minutes scrub with force, then let that paste remain on for 30 more minutes. Then scrub one more more time for 5 minutes... then rinse with warm water-pat dry with cotton towel. Finally, with cotton towel apply generously with pure mineral oil. Allow the thick mineral oil to remain on over night....next morning gently wipe in circulate motion allowing remaining oil to soak in. It will look new and will last for a very long time.

I have wondered this for months and have tried several things to no avail. Glad to find this video, but next time ditch the music. I could barely hear you speak!

Grout sealer, couple of coats..bingo

Haa 1:15 photo bomb...

Doug, i have a sink like this and i’m tired as shit of it. i used mineral oil until it became too much. i would get rid of it.. but i don’t want to waste $400. ☹️

Anyone have any thought/opinions on WHITE granite composite sinks? Are they particularly hard to keep clean?

Turn that music OFF.

Hi Doug, Supreme Surface here. We appreciate you posting this video; hard water stains and mineral deposits are a very common and difficult issue for granite composite sinks. It seems some individuals are encountering some difficulty, and we would like to help! As shown, hard water stains and mineral deposits such as calcium and lime require a lot of elbow grease. This is because granite requires pH-neutral cleaners (non-acid, non-basic), but pH-neutral cleaners are not effective on hard water and mineral deposits. To combat this, we formulated a product kit that is specifically designed for removing hard water/mineral deposits from granite sinks. This product is called the "Supreme Surface Composite Granite Sink Care & Maintenance Kit." The kit is comprised of two products: the Scum & Mineral Deposit Remover, and the All-in-One Treatment (which is used in this video). The Scum & Mineral Deposit Remover uses a powerful time-release formula that breaks down mineral deposits over the span of a couple of minutes, and requires little to no elbow grease to remove. The All-in-One Treatment is then provided to form a protective layer and a streak-free finish. The All-in-One treatment uses a unique formula blend called "ioSeal," which bonds to your surface to reduce absorption. This protects your surface from stains such as the hard water spots and mineral deposits in this video, making them easier to tackle in the future. Coincidentally, this actually replaces the need for any oils or waxes such as PAM or mineral oil. If these two products do not work, the reasoning is typically due to "etching," which often manifests itself in a way similar to water stains. In this case, simply give us a call and we would love to help out! Happy cleaning, everyone!

Oh man. I can’t thank you enough. Mine was driving me crazy. I’m a new subscriber 👍🏼

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heh. you said "do do"

Great video, but LOSE THE MUSIC!!!!!

Dude. Turn the damn music down or off!!It’s annoying! Feels like your yelling over the music, or can hardly hear you over it. Jeez

*UPDATE* I’ve found since I made this video, I definitely recommend using a Mr. Clean 🧽 Magic Eraser to scrub initially instead of the microfiber towel or scour pad, before Step 2 adding the PAM. Also really rub the Pam in and saturate the sink with the oil. I find it really adds as a protective layer. Also, @Supreme Surface has a Daily Cleaner that you can use in place of the PAM.

I am here to tell you .... DO NOT BUY ONE OF THESE SINKS ... they NEVER come clean. EVER!!! I've tried every single suggestion made by every single living person who has given a suggestion and it DOES NOT WORK. You can coat it in oil and for an hour it LOOKS like it's clean but it is not. BIGGEST WASTE OF MONEY EVER SPENT was on a composite granite sink.

But doesn't the Pam spray leave an oily substance to the next washing of say maybe a Rubbermaid bowl or plastic cups and does the Pam spray need to be reapplied after each use of washing or rinsing things out?

no need to use pam, you can use baby oil and give it a good wipe down. I bought the supreme products but it doesn't remove the white calcium/lime deposits from my black composite sink...it gave it a shine but doesn't remove the hard stuff...especially the ring around the little lip of transition to drain...my drains are all black too which looks better than silver by far. I wish someone would create a product that actually works and works well....we have used baking soda/vinegar, every product on the market you can buy that's advertised for this issue and none work well....manufacturer doesn't give any good advice either....ugh had our sinks 5 yrs now....as beautiful as they can look (i keep mine wiped, dried and oiled at all times) they are A LOT of work and a pain in the rear...

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Never use bleach

A bowl was sitting in my sink for a while and when I moved it, it left a ring - (like a water stain, not a white ring) how do I get that out?? It's almost like the circle under the bowl discolored cause it wasn't getting air, if that makes sense. Ever happen to you?