Category: Countertop Restoration

Marble Countertops Restoration Service

Have Dull and Scratched Countertops?

You spent a lot of money installing a new countertop or purchased a home with marble counters and you’d like these surfaces to be really clean and shiny? The good news is that marble can almost always be restored to “like-new” condition. So, if it’s looking dull, you can always have it re-finished to any desired finish.

We can restore it to a clean, like a new shiny finish

When the damages are scattered over the counter surface, the finish is worn, or the color is dull and improvement is desired, it is more economical and efficient to order countertop restoration than apply a temporary solution like wax or “finish solution”.

We can repair, re polish, or refinish your counters, renewing and enhancing the overall appearance of your kitchen or bathroom. Depending on the issue we’ll determine whether you need some improvements or a complete countertop restoration.

We are sanding the marble counters with resin bond diamond pads, in most cases starting with 120 grits and finishing with 1000, then buffing using a marble polishing paste to get the shiny finish. A sealer is being applied to protect the stone from stains. In the case of a granite countertop since the stone is harder starting from 400 grits and the last grit is 3500 or 8500.
Enrichment and seal are applied to protect from staining and bring out the color of the granite.

The repair may include the following; scratches and stains removal, chips and cracks repair, and practically any type of marble damage. The finish can be modified or restored to a matte finish (honed), semi-gloss, gloss, or high-gloss finish.

We can combine the following repairs, saving you time and money:

1. Shine restoration + scratches and etches removal + chips repair + re-caulking and sealing (most popular).

2. Crack repair + entire countertop re-polishing.

3. Finish modification to hone or shine finish + sealing.

4. Stains removal or reduction + sealing.

Some of those repairs are technically related to each other and therefore it’s more efficient to do them at the same time. Otherwise, they can be done separately.