How to Clean Cultured Marble - No! (Windex, 409, Bleach, Lysol,) Cultured Marble Expert

[@janestewart3231]

I researched a little bit... Gel gloss comes in different sizes, spray and bottled. It's also sold at the big box home improvement stores.

[@popwall4297]

Well I've watched almost all of this now I know how to damage my countertop but I wonder how to make it shine again do we ever get to that part

[@corteltube]

This is exactly why I love laminent...indestructible ...my cultured marble is too high maintenance for me to spend that much money and have few options for cleaning...I am too hard on my surfaces...

[@Prestige21-j1l]

In short don’t pay for any cleaning products, instead pay them to come take care of it for you. Business marketing.

[@EvaLesher-u2v]

How do you remove silicone from cultured marble?

[@man-yp1gb]

I used 409 steel and stone. It said it does marble..... it looks shiny.

[@gamrboy100]

How about acetone / nail polish remover? Nail polish on cm

[@MrCabimero]

Sir, thanks for this. What can I use to remove very fine surface scratches from the counter top? Not noticeable if you just look form a distance, , but as the owner I can see them if I inspect closely.

[@kittylove2975]

I was wondering, what product is safe/ best to clean a cultured marble shower pan and what product is safe/ best to seal the cultured marble shower pan❓

[@reypeters8308]

I used Bar keeper friend on my black marble! How can I fix it? Thank you!

[@kennak476]

How do you remove hard water buildup around faucets? CLR won’t touch it.

[@mariacompton1416]

Try vinegar..

[@corteltube]

So what do I use for calcium water spots...not going to be able to get them with a paper towel...I do not recommend cultured marble and if I had know I would never have spent so much damned money on it for both of my bathrooms. Good grief what a nightmare. So I guess there is nothing I can use for that.

[@VP411Designs]

What is the difference between cultured marble, stone resin, polymarble, solid surface and Acrylic composition? What can be considered major positives and negatives for each of these types of bathroom vanity counters with built in sinks integrated in one piece? Are these fabricated vanities durable long lasting, heat resistant, color change resistant, chip resistant and any other item to consider?

[@joekahapea]

So what do you use?

[@1320trail]

He doesn't get to that until 4:20!

[@HummingbirdButterfly]

Explain what cultured marble, please.

[@homeemail2306]

I have cultured marble in my 2 bathrooms for tub walls, garden tub, shower, and sink vanities (TX home built in 2005-2006). I believe it is fiberglass, from what I was told. I really like it - it looks like marble, without the cost, or care. ( Though I still have to use gentle cleaners on it.) Our cultured marble is a nice color mix of ivory, with very light silvery beige veining. I also like that there are very few seams for mildew to collect in, vs. tile. Garden tub is one piece, with cultured marble walls going up a foot. Sink vanities are one piece, with the back splash, sidesplash exceptions. Tub wall is 3 Cultured marble pieces almost up to the 9ft. ceiling. Still looks great, with the exception of the area around the sink vanity drains. My sink drain looks great, but a few sink drain areas have a slight cast/staining, due to age? Strong chemicals poured down by other family members?

[@claudiacelino3632]

Thank you!

[@exnjute]

I replaced my old metal framed glass shower surround with a frameless glass(Euro-shower) surround. The problem I encountered was that when I removed the old surround I was left with a nasty yellowish/brown stain right down the center of the bottom of both the half-wall side and the side under the door threshold and to a lesser extent on the walls where the old glass frames were attached and siliconed in. I tried everything imaginable and none worked till I tried an automobile headlamp restoration kit. It really worked well. It was a lot of work but I got them looking almost new. It uses progressively finer sand papers and fine compound. It did slightly dull the surface(note - you need to do the entire surface, not just the stained area)... after the sanding process, I used the buffing pad with the polish provided and the surface was perfect. I then put on two coats of tile sealer. Not for a novice DIYer or one without patience.

[@aliceorvosh161]

Apparently you should just look at it and not use it

[@MrCabimero]

In addition, can you guide me on how to fix a chip? I don't have the lost piece.

[@joannalewis8623]

There’s a product called Sugru, like plasticine you can mix it to match the colour then wait 24 hours for it to set to rubber. The only thing is, it is a matt finish so perhaps if necessary you could try some sort of varnish on it ?

[@larryduncan9488]

How to remove hard water spots from manufactured marble.

[@Animals55patty]

The entire Vedic telling us what not to use

[@jabjam07]

How do you correct the surface after you messed it up?

[@jerrysummer69]

I accidentally used bleach and messed mine up, did you ever find a solution?

[@shanna84087]

The title of the video is "How to Clean Cultured Marble" Should be "How NOT to Clean Cultured Marble"

[@frankiebanks]

Mild warm soap and water…occasional gel gloss and or non-abrasive car wax…says Troy towards the end of the video.

[@tfigram]

What about Grove Collaborative bathroom cleaner?

[@MeganMackin]

"Yellow the gel coat"? Had to listen seven times to come up with that. Didn't understand what "duddle the junket" meant. Is it "yellow the gel coat"??? Re: Windex.

[@Pterodactyl-kn3ve]

LOL… use a mild soap and water… 😅ya that “soap and water” is what made the marble dirty.

[@hattrick2219]

Lots of views but only 92 subscribers. Wonder why?

[@tj205bama]

He can come to my house anytime

[@charlessemler7968]

I think this was a waste of time . It only told what not to use. Did not help me.

[@mrmikemrmike]

Basically, what it comes down to is Cultured Marble sucks. It's an inferior product for kitchen and bath applications. Those living areas require great attention to sanitization. Cultured Marble is not versatile enough to support such applications.

[@homeemail2306]

True, what you say about bathroom areas requiring great attention to sanitation. See my response/comments to HummingbirdButterfly above, if you get a chance.

[@1320trail]

Bar Keeper’s Friend - No Magic Eraser - No Windex - No Bleach - No Don’t use anything abrasive or products with ammonia Rubbing Alcohol? He mentioned it but didn’t say “yay” or “nay” Fabuloso - Yes Dish Soap like Ajax - Yes Gel Gloss (off Amazon) - Yes

[@SteveM5046]

This video is a waste of 4:30 minutes

[@davecruz9893]

This is a commercial

[@mikemooney9124]

Haha…almost the entire video is telling us what we SHOULDN’T use! Don’t watch

[@HummingbirdButterfly]

No, I can’t see any scratches.

[@homeemail2306]

The cultured marble surface looked dull after using Barkeepers, or MagicEraser. Not it's usual shine.

[@marilynwheeler8887]

and dont use CLR

[@cryptoidmonkey3985]

Geez, cultured marble sounds like a terrible choice.

[@YY-ei1gm]

Thank you !!