🍋 CLARK'S Soapstone Slate and Concrete Wax: Enriched with Lemon & Orange Oils, Natural Beeswax and Carnauba Wax - 6oz. Stone Countertop Wax Review

Do not use on concrete! Yes, it's concrete wax, but it ruined my desk. And there is no contact information on Clark's website for me to ask questions. Mailing address only. I'm just sick of all the money and work I've put into this project.

Well, first I gave them two stars because while it added shine to my concrete table it caused discoloration. The company contacted me to say some parts are more porous than others and may appear darker and refunded the money. I had to raise the stars for their customer service.

After years of using mineral oil to keep our soapstone countertops looking good, we've burned out from having to constantly recoat. I came across this product and thought we should give it a try. Totally glad we did! I applied this about 5 weeks ago and they still look amazing. You'll probably need another application soon, but it lasts sooo much longer than straight mineral oil!

Works well. I think it's better than just mineral oil. The mineral oil from the pharmacy is viscous and requires a lot of force when applying. It requires a little less effort. It's also easier to wash. When wiping it, you need to use a clean cloth and grab the new Oriole cloth around the one already on the cloth. Most importantly, it is less staining than mineral oil. The smell is very subtle and very pleasant, not obtrusive and disappears quickly, thumbs up!

I would buy this again. I know our concrete sink needs a re-capping, but we'll be replacing it in a few years, so I just wanted something to freshen it up. That fits the bill. Wipe, leave on for 20 minutes and wipe. It wetted the horribly dry chalk patches and now they look a lot better and the water is collecting in drips. I can't tell you how many times I have to do this, but overall it did exactly what I needed. It smells great too.

This was amazing for our soapstone countertops. I wish I had done that sooner. The before and after speak for themselves - madness. It shows details in stone and good quality makes it safe. Besides, he smelled good. The only downside is that since it's packaged that way and dried on top it's quite difficult to remove from the container, but once you do it spreads easily. I bought an oil and wax applicator which also makes application much easier. I've received so many compliments on the…

I bought this wax to seal my concrete countertops (along with the large block applicator). I personally like the scent very much and I like that it is unobtrusive. My posts are already sealed but this wax provides extra protection as concrete posts are very porous. I've waxed twice already and I don't think I've used a quarter of the wax yet. I've found it also works great on my wooden spoons/cutting boards, keeping them from drying out and cracking. I definitely recommend this product and will

We've tried various methods of cleaning natural slate in front of and around our fireplace, but for the first time we're really enjoying the look of our fireplace with this product. We cleaned the slate first, then applied the wax with a microfiber cloth (use a cheap or old cloth, you definitely don't want to reuse it) and finally rubbed in the wax with a strong cleaning brush. you can see the difference immediately. We love the smell too. It's not very intense and it's pleasant in everything…

There is nothing you will not like about this product. I honestly remember after watering the counter and sealing the base I was afraid to wax it for food safety. The wax smells nice, is smooth and spreads easily. I waxed 3 times in the first week because each time it got better and better. The texture and consistency of the wax spreads easily and polishes all the more. I rubbed the counter, chrome parts and some stainless steel parts. The beads are water and protects the counter. Gives my…