Review on 🔑 Lundmark Marble Restore - Premium Marble and Granite Sealer and Restorer, 32-Ounce - 3536F32-6 by Melissa Merkel

My whole house is covered with marble tiles. It's about 15 years old, mostly faded and scratched. The best solution would be to renovate it, but that's ridiculously expensive as it costs five figures (I have a lot of marble). I tried this product and it is the difference between day and night. Because the stone is unpolished, it cannot leave a polished appearance as if it were new. However, it adds a ton of shine and makes scratches less noticeable. Looks great. The best way to see the difference is in the reflection of the light. Previously, some tiles were so dark that they didn't show the reflection of the lightbulb in the tile at all. Now you can see the difference. I had to sand some areas several times to get a really good finish. If your tile is fairly new and you want to polish it, this product is not for you. It is more of a recreational product. I tried it on an already shiny and polished granite countertop, it made it look worse and was difficult to remove.