MB Stone Care Granite Polish Review

This works pretty well. I'm an average handyman in my own house. It's easy to use and has made my 4 year old granite really smooth and shiny. In the photo with the polisher on the counter, you can see the unpolished surface behind the polisher and the tin of this product. It is matt compared to the polished side. The other two shots were taken after I cleaned the polish and resealed it with 511. I used a pig hair polish and followed their simple, clear directions. Two shiny thumbs up. Thank…

I have new very high gloss granite countertops (Crema Typhoon). When attaching the pads, the contractor sanded the seam with 800, 1500, and 3000 grit sandpaper. They couldn't get this area to shine like the rest of the pads, so I had a very obvious dull area around the seam that was driving me nuts . I've tried everything from 6000, 8000 and 10000 grit and white diamond wheels to 0.5 micron diamond lapping compound with less than optimal results. I just couldn't make the ending look like the…

The E-Stone countertops in my three bathrooms and laundry room have been scratched and tarnished through misuse and harsh detergents from the previous owner. I decided to use my DeWalt polisher along with the diamond to gradually polish the wheels from 100 grit (there was some pretty deep damage I wanted to remove), 150, 300, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 and finally 3000 polishing. I then used a pig hair pad along with MB-20 to give the finish a final shine. In a matter of seconds you will get a…

When I first opened the bottle I was surprised at how little material was in the bottle. It's a wide bottle, probably about the size of a pint, but only half full. I had to repaint that countertop in the photo. When I cut and polished there were spots on this granite which dissolved leaving noticeable sized holes on the countertop. I filled the holes with clear epoxy and had to repaint the entire top. Diamond polishing discs ranging from 50 to 3000 grit wet-dry were used both wet and dry. After

I had two ring marks on my granite countertop (actually dolomite) near the sink where we put the mug or glass have left. I have researched this and read that this is called etching and the result of this is that something acidic is left on the countertop. Next to it were three dark spots. I used the hog pad advertised with the dual action polisher. I followed the directions and on the first pass I used setting 3 on my porter polisher (it goes from 1 to 6). After cleaning, everything stayed in…

A few years ago my granite sink was marred by many scratches on the surface. We asked someone to restore it and although the scratches had disappeared the polish used quickly disappeared and we were left with a slab that was semi-glossy and tarnished. I figured I would either have to buy a new slab or pay someone else to try to restore the granite until I saw some granite restoration videos. Many of the videos used multiple diamond wheels of different grits and I didn't like the process. Then I

Wow, this thing is amazing. I've always found my countertops to look a bit dull, even right after installation. One spot in particular looked bad after the chip was repaired, and it looked like they had damaged the polish around it. After playing around with a few granite shops I decided to take matters into my own hands, looked up some guides on polishing granite, ordered some of those MB 20's, a hog hair pad and bought a cheap Harbor Frieight variable speed polisher. I have to admit I was…

MB20 is the best product for polishing granite countertops. My house was eight years old when I bought it and the previous owner had absolutely no repairs to the granite countertops in my kitchen. No sealing or anything else was done to protect the stone. There was almost no shine and the sink area was the worst. This product restored my finish to its factory shine. I did two separate applications with both the pig hair pad and the super gloss pad. You definitely need a variable speed…

Wow, this thing is amazing. I've always found my countertops to look a bit dull, even right after installation. One spot in particular looked bad after the chip was repaired, and it looked like they had damaged the polish around it. After playing around with a few granite workshops I decided to take matters into my own hands, looked up some guides on polishing granite, ordered some of those MB 20's, a pigskin pad and bought a cheap Harbor Frieight variable speed polisher. I have to admit I was…

I have a dark granite kitchen counter that is almost 5 years old. These gauges had a glossy finish when first installed. On the corner of one of these I had a few scratches from the original installation and around the outer 1/2 to 3/4 inch of the counters that get the most wear there is a very dull area I suspect based on that the harness has been pulled around the edges. Counter. There was a general dullness and lack of luster. We clean and seal these counters regularly. I have a pretty handy