Soapstone Use and Care

Soapstone Counter tops, Use and Care. Oiling, waxing and scratch repair of Soapstone counter tops.

[@ThereIsNoRoot]

KZbinrs need to take some tips from you. Great video!

[@bradstiff9075]

Great video, thanks!

[@CarvingFusion]

Very helpful video Ty

[@llc1976]

seems like a very pretty stone.

[@gund89123]

This is soapstone. Marble is not resistant to alkaline or acidic substances. And has better heat resistance to heat. Structural grade soapstone is used for counter tops

[@GoddardWindward]

Is this untreated soapstone? Suede/honed? Just want to be sure this will work for us! Thank you.

[@jackj5368]

Happy with your soapstone countertop? Would you recommend it? Thank you.

[@annesandstrommusic7538]

Soapstone is untreated. It’s not like granite, which can be honed or leathered. You never seal soapstone. Water and soap will leave lighter marks, especially around the sink. If you are looking for a consistently black surface, go with honed or leathered black granite. But if you’re willing to have countertops whose surface color ages to a softer patina, the maybe soapstone is for you.

[@mariuskazakevicius1775]

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[@evelynbagnasco7293]

This is marble, soapstone is way to soft for a countertop.