Why is it not recommended for natural stone surfaces? I used it on granite before I read on the bottle that it is not recommended, but it looks great
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I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a produce I use once a year that acts as a sealer. Hope this helps. I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a... » Read More I used it on my cultured marble shower base, which had some mineral deposit build up. This was the recommendation of the company that produced the base. I noticed that I had a slight bit of color on my polish rag. The company said this was okay. It has solved my problem with mineral deposit, however I am getting ready to install a very large amount of granite in a complete kitchen remodel and I would not consider using this particular product on my granite. There are specific products designed for this purpose. I use a granite cleaner and then a polish on my bathroom. There is also a produce I use once a year that acts as a sealer. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't really know the answer but my guess is its not meant to be used on a natural surface possibly due to porosity of the natural stone? The chemicals in the product are meant to be used on artificial surfaces. I tried it on granite too but decided to stick to products made for that purpose.
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i think you probably could, but the bottle doesn't unscrew it is punctured. also the solution is very strong and you would probably have to wear gloves and maybe event glasses. the product is fantastic and i wish is would be ok for natural stone.
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I have used it on Corian, porcelain and tile and it did clean very well. Have not tried it on natural stone counters
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It is recommended for Granite and a list of others and cleans all natural stone. I wouldn't try it on any glass though.
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We have used it only on granite, it seals very well and did not leave a sticky surface
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I don't know what it would look like if used on black stone, it doesn't seem to leave any residue on my brownish stone. It's not slippery at all. I used several products on my shower stone, mildew was a huge problem, these products so their job, no mildew and clean stone, worth the money.
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I use it on my Corian countertops and it does put a shine on it plus it makes it easier to keep clean. If it has been a while since I did I might put two coats on but be careful because it makes the countertop slippery even with just one coat. If you have a soapstone countertop I'd recommend mineral oil to bring out the luster but if your countertop is some type of plastic then the Hope countertop polish will work. Hope this helps.
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I know it is safe on granite. Not sure if it will work on glass unless you use it first to get the grime and finish with Windex.
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Following the package instructions, you should have no problem using this on natural stone. The issue of saltwater should not impact the efficacy of the product to repel water.
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Yes, it can be safely used on Corian. But since it is specifically made for use on marble and other stones, unless you have a stone surface, too, it probably wouldn't be worthwhile to buy another cleaning product. If you do have granite or marble, it's an excellent cleaner. I like the polish even better; it works marvels on my composite granite sink.
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It specifies non porous surfaces and does not list natural stone, so that means it could be damaging and cause etching on natural stones, which are porous. If you use something like 511 Porous Plus (I do my bathroom marble every 6 mos) it may offer some protection, but I'd test in an inconspicuous place first.
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It did not on my granite top. I applied as directed and removed as directed. Left the surface smooth and well waterproofed. There was some temporary discoloration when I first wiped it off, but that soon dried and the counter looked as before. Worked very well.
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I have been using it for many years; but only on silver-sterling or silverplate with a sponge (one usually comes with). On stones use a good liquid that comes in a bottle-use the brush that comes with it to brush gently on the stones so as not to damage them. Rinse both jewelry and silver with warm water no soap so as not to rub off the polish. I love the results!
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This product is not an enhancer and is designed to leave a natural, unaltered finish on stone and masonry. The only exception is for poured concrete where a slight darkening / enhancement of the surface may occur.
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Primarily tung oil is used for wood, however it is a sealer and I would think you could use it on stone. It will probably give the stone a rich wet look. With a satin finish. I've never used it on stone personally. All I can say further is to try it.
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I've been using it on my granite counter top for several months now and have not noticed any issues. I try to use a specific granite cleaner as often as possible (I like Method) - because those have ingredients that help prolong the sealant on the granite. But the Seventh Generation soap is very mild and has not caused any issues for me so far.
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I've only used it on label and adhesive gunk so far, with great success on everything I've tried it on. I don't think the product would harm your stone, so I'd go for it. I would test it in an inconspicuous area first just to see if it changes the color or surface of the stone in any way. When I've applied it to a bottle or jar that I want to remove the label from, I wash the bottle or jar in the sink with regular dishwashing liquid along with any other dishes I'm doing to remove the leftover residue; it hasn't damaged or stained anything in the process. It does not have a strong odor and doesn't seem particularly toxic. I want to say buy this product in any case because I think it should be in everybody's cleaning arsenal. But I would probably also make a call to a stone contractor or two to see what they have to say. Good luck!