Marble polishing, restoration and cleaning
Marble loses its shine two ways: wear that scratches the surface, and acid etching from lemon, wine or the wrong cleaner. They look similar and need different work, which is why the first step is figuring out which one you are looking at.
Polishing is a diamond process, not a product you apply. The surface is ground with finer and finer abrasives until the shine comes from the stone itself, the way it did when it was new. Anything that promises shine out of a bottle is sitting on top of the marble, and it washes off unevenly.
If your counters or floors just look tired, a proper clean and re-polish brings them back, and the bill is nowhere near what new stone costs. You choose the finish, too. High gloss isn’t for everyone, and a honed matte hides daily wear better in a busy kitchen.
Not sure what your stone needs? Send a photo or call, and you will get a straight answer.
