Restoring Granite Sinks: Clean, Enhance Color, Seal, Restore, Repair (Deep Dive)

[@rickylu7200]

I call bull, my sink was new and after a few months the horrible haze over my sink happened, it was hard mineral water deposit NOT DAMAGE and recently after three years I figured out how to help this with mineral oil, which I have not tried yet, but I am feeling it is the answer. Good luck with your channel.

[@SupremeSurface]

Mineral oil improves the look (as does water) but unfortunately, it doesn't last. However, if you want a long-term solution, we can help you. Here's a helpful link for everyone interested in learning the cause, repair, and preservation. I hope this is helpful and I invite you to call us at 317-865-0000. Here's the link: supremesurfacecleaners.com/blogs/composite-sink-care-and-maintenance/white-haze-on-granite-composite-sinks

[@rickylu7200]

@@SupremeSurface I would hire you in a second, but I am sure you don't make house calls to Mexico🤗And, even a fix is temporary with our hard water, so I am looking for the "hey, looks better in the moment"...and I'll take it.

[@jimmylackey]

Your written steps go by to fast and pausing will not hold.

[@SupremeSurface]

Instructions for all three steps are included with products, and on our website. Here's a helpful link to the written instructions: www.supremesurfacecleaners.com/blogs/composite-sink-care-and-maintenance/how-to-deep-clean-restore-color-protect-composite-sinksHowever,