Review on Premium Granite Gold Sealer Spray: Water-Based Granite, Marble & Natural Stone Countertop Protection, 24oz - Made in the USA by Jeremy Taylor

We recently installed new granite kitchen countertops. The supplier warned us that they need to be sealed but didn't offer a solution. In less than two weeks, we smeared the counter with grease stains in several places. I decided it was better to fix the sealing issue urgently. Based on several "five star reviews" (see below) I purchased this product and the daily cleanser that came with it. Before using I mastered the acetone/baking soda to remove grease stains then applied 5 coats of sealer. Fat pads have decreased significantly, but have not yet been eliminated. Now every time we get a stain I do acetone/baking soda and then apply a few more coats to the offending area. It seems to be getting better. Barely meets my expectations. See below. Most people start reviews in one of two ways. About 5% of all reviews have one star because the product they received was of poor quality or they didn't receive everything and the consumer is just pissed off. I don't think 5% of every product made goes bad, but anyone with a bad product will tell you that. About 90% of reviewers start with 5 stars and if a reviewer didn't find anything disgusting about a product, they give those stars. For 90% of people, 5 stars mean "everything was fine". From this day on, my reviews start from the middle. Three stars: The product met my expectations. If I give four stars, the product will exceed my expectations in terms of quality, cost, or performance. At the five stars, he himself climbed out of the box and went onto the water. When I give a product two stars, it somehow didn't meet my expectations. Anything that deserved a shameful one star rating was either returned to the seller or thrown in the trash.