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313 Pleasant Valley Rd, South Windsor, CT 06074

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November 10, 2022 by granitadmin

Sealing Stone Countertops

How do you reseal your countertops? We’re here for a refresher. Any natural stone we install is sealed upon installation, however we recommend resealing once or twice a year to make sure it stays looking like new. Now, how do you go about sealing it? That is an easy process. First, clear off the countertops. Avoid any potentially damaging substances such as bleach or harsh commercial cleansers. We recommend Stonetech bulletproof sealer, easily available on Amazon. We recommend that if your sealer does not come packaged in a spray bottle to transfer it to one. From there, spray down the countertops and let it sit for at least 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes are up, wipe down any excess residue that was leftover.

Don’t trust it? Test that your sealer is working.  The following day, in a corner or somewhere not too seen, pour a bit of water on the surface. If the water pools or bubbles on the surface, the countertops are sealed. If the water seeps in and begins darkening the stone, they are not fully sealed.

If you ever need a reminder, follow this link:

https://granitekitchenstudio.com/about-granite-kitchen-studio/stone-maintenance/ where you can learn even more about do’s and don’ts.

Informational video on how to seal/reseal your countertops: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXFIgSPZ4yY

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  • Home
  • About
    • Who We Are
    • Granite & Cabinets Suppliers
    • Process & Policy
      • Fabrication & Installation
    • Stone Maintenance
  • Start Here
    • Remnants
      • “As Is” items
      • Discount Slabs
      • Ready to Fabricate
    • Stone Selection
      • Inventory
      • Granite
      • Marble
      • Quartz
        • Caeserstone
        • Cambria
        • LG Viatera
        • MSI “Q”
        • PentalQuartz
        • Silestone
        • Wilsonart
    • Edge Selection
      • Standard Countertop Edges
      • Premium Countertop Edges
    • Faucet Selection
      • Kitchen Faucets
      • Bathroom Faucets
    • Backsplash
  • Cabinetry
    • Cabinetry Lines & Styles
      • Fabuwood
      • Showplace
      • Cubitac
  • Gallery
    • Kitchen
    • Bathroom
    • Fireplaces
    • Backsplash
    • Others
    • Walls & Floors
    • Outdoor Accessories
  • Blog
    • What We Offer
      • Fireplace Refacing – Glastonbury CT
      • Custom Kitchen Renovations Manchester CT
      • Granite Countertops Bloomfield CT
      • Your Dream Kitchen – Glastonbury CT
  • Testimonials
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