Carrara Marble Etch Removal

Carrara and engineered Carrara marble are beautiful looking surfaces, but they require more care and attention than other materials, if you want to keep yours looking great. ALWAYS be sure to check that the products you are using on your countertop are marked safe to use on marble. Many common household cleaning products have a low pH, which can quickly dissolve the sealant that is applied to the countertop during production. This video shows how to use etch removal powder to remove any stains or etches that may have appeared during day to day use. Get your kit at www.greentouchhome.com

[@jsubs]

You talk about how GREAT this product is but you don't tell us where to purchase it?

[@genehauser9217]

Do I need all three of these products or can I just use the etch removing powder by itself?

[@peggywaters2589]

I carelessly set down a cleaning product on my beautiful bathroom marble counter. I’m just sick, I can’t leave it like this. I just ordered this, so I haven’t tried it out yet. For those that keep asking, it’s a kit, $72.00. It has many good reviews with pictures.

[@peggywaters2589]

I received my kit and was immediately worried when the bottle, of the etch remover, said “It wasn’t designed for darker stones.” Well, what choice did I have, I already bought it! I worked on this for hours…at least 2, maybe 3. I’m happy to say, I can barely see it. You have to look, just the right way in the light.

[@jannatraina1511]

@@peggywaters2589 Which website did you buy it from?

[@isadelmarr]

Can we use this on a quartz countertop? Do you have a similar kit?

[@veo16]

damnit, this is four products to keep a single marble area clean... expensive.

[@husher5142]

after getting marble myself (knowing it would etch) I strongly recommend anyone that actually plans on using the area, where ever it is, to NOT get marble.

[@annamarie2024]

Will this remove scratches

[@socratesismine]

I bought the mb 11 and tried it on my light colored marble countertop (near bathroom sink) and worked as hard as I could, but could not make the etching go away and now I have a larger etched area. HELP! What can I do? Should a buy a small hand sander? If so, what grit? Dale

[@MeghanDuffey]

This is my concern that I will make it worse. Has anything worked for you?

[@aponoypi]

need one or paste that can hide scratches(fill in) on quartz..then seal and buff

[@jaymendez1161]

What is the product called

[@annasandoval11]

Is there a website I can order this from? I need this for my kitchen counter tops.

[@GreentouchHome]

Hi, thanks for this question, you can get this kit here: mbstonecare.com/marble-repair-kit/

[@saeedebr7018]

What is this material?

[@mistyradke]

What did you use?

[@Why_UMadBruh]

Yeah... this doesnt work

[@FoOtFoOt542]

That’s too much trouble. I’ll just get a new lavatory

[@zizoumonk10]

Damn…marble just ain’t worth it