🔳 Tenax Marble Polishing Compound Powder Review

A full bottle of citrus elixir spilled onto our travertine floor, leaving a huge, highly visible etch trail. I tried EVERYTHING to fix the etch stain - every shine spray, enhancer, and sealer I could get at my local hardware store and major hardware store. Neither product removed the etch mark. I ordered this product online as I couldn't find it in any hardware store. I followed the instructions in the "Susan" review. It worked great! I highly recommend using this product with an electric…

Product appears to be working well. We used this on our onyx tile floor to bring back the shine to the surface. Despite the lack of shoes in the room, the tile begins to fade somewhat over time. The instructions aren't very clear, it says to make a "toothpaste" consistency, but that doesn't happen with this product. It's gritty rather than powdery, so it doesn't really stick together into a paste. I watched a few videos on YT and just seemed to get some inspiration. I used a 5 inch random orbit

After much research I decided to use this Tenax marble polishing powder for my black marble bathroom floor. Working on an expensive marble floor meant I wanted to be careful with every step - obviously choosing the best powder was an important decision. I pay a lot of attention (well, thoughtful) to online product reviews and guides and think Tenax would be a good choice. My floor had a 'stain' of sorts (the term on tile is used for acid stains - perhaps caused by bathroom products or spills…