General-purpose cleaners can damage the sealer or natural stone. Cleaners with acids or improper formulations (such as tile cleaners or porcelain) may erode the stone's surface.

Our stone care products were formulated specifically for stone. It's crucial to use a cleaner made specifically for natural stone. In addition to being ideal for daily use, our products satisfy or exceed all federal environmental laws and are safe to use on surfaces used for food preparation.

Like other natural stones, granite can be porous based on the type and is somewhat absorbent. More veins or swirls usually mean that the stone is absorbent and porous. These swirls and veins represent the movement of the stone during its active molten phase.

Granites with smaller crystals tend to be more absorbent than those with bigger crystals. Discoloration is a common symptom of spills because they frequently move into the stone's capillaries. Granite is permeable, which makes it susceptible to stains.

Yes! If you want to protect your property and increase the material's lifespan, sealers are a must-have. Even while we typically consider these surfaces to be "hard as a rock," this can be deceiving. They are all porous to differing degrees, and if not sealed, they are readily damaged by common spills (coffee, juice, oil, wine, etc.).

Even more acidic substances have the ability to etch these surfaces, ruining a valuable material. Although sealing doesn't make a material bulletproof, it helps lessen the possibility of long-term discoloration, flaking, and staining. Any professional in the stone or tile industry will agree with this.

A stain results from something that seeps into the stone and changes the hue; for instance, coffee may leave a brown stain on marble or limestone that is light in color. Our cleaning products can get rid of these stains in a timely manner.

Etch marks are brought on by acidic substances or deposits from hard water, which dull the surface or turn the stone white. Soda, fruit juice, acidic cleaners, vinegar, and urine on limestone, marble, and travertine are the culprits for this.

Use one of our stain removers to get the job done. It will get rid of stains such as coffee, smoke, soot, wine, and more. This treatment removes stains from the stone's subsurface.

It is crucial to seal stone installations properly and clean them using cleaners made specifically for stone in order to prolong their lifespan. Surfaces made of stone are all permeable. Stone will tarnish and erode with time as long as there is an absorption factor. The absorption factor disappears when your stone is correctly sealed.

Our company offers a variety of stone care products to help you maintain the beauty of your house. From polishing to sealing, our products will ensure that your stone is cleaned in no time.

A sealer functions as an impregnator and penetrates the stone surface's pores, where it interacts chemically. The surface tension of the stone is then reduced as a result of the formation of an invisible, resistive barrier on and within the stone.

Oil and water stains cannot permeate this smaller, more dense surface when the surface tension is decreased below that of their molecular size, preventing penetration.

Whether you want to polish your stone surfaces or add an additional layer of protection, we are proud to say that our products can get the job done.

With a commitment to durable and high-quality stone care products, we look forward to serving you. Whether you need to repair your stone or need some advice on a stone restoration project, we are here to offer our professional expertise. With a commitment to durable and high-quality stone care products, we look forward to serving you.