Granite Polish and Protector 8 oz

Granite polish 8 oz – a two-in-one polish and protector sized for one kitchen countertop, restoring shine and adding a light protective layer in a single pass.

Use our 8 ounce Granite Polish and Protector for granite polishing, and sealing polished granite. It also works great on marble, travertine, and limestone surfaces.

Product Facts

Now you can polish your Granite like a Pro.

Your finest hotels and professional cleaning companies, use Granite Polish and Protector routinely, for granite polishing and sealing polished granite.

It also works great on marble, travertine, and limestone surfaces.

Granite Polish and Protector is quick and easy to use on walls, kitchen counter tops, vanity tops, bar tops, table tops, and shower walls. Not to be used on floors.

Granite Polish and Protector is especially effective after using our restoration kits.

Economical to use – 8 ounces of Granite Polish and Protector will polish and seal up to 400 square feet of polished granite, marble, travertine, and limestone.

What granite polish 8 oz is actually doing

Granite is a hard, dense stone, but daily wiping and cleaning still leave behind a fine layer of residue and micro-scratching that dulls its natural shine over time. Granite polish 8 oz combines a polishing agent with a light protective coating, so one application both restores the reflective shine and adds a thin barrier against fingerprints and light staining.

Why the 8 oz size

The 8 oz bottle is sized for a single kitchen countertop or a small bar area – enough applications to get familiar with the product before committing to a larger size. For multiple countertops or commercial use, our 16 oz size covers more square footage per dollar.

Applying granite polish 8 oz

Start with a clean, dry countertop – polishing over crumbs or grease will grind debris into the surface instead of buffing it out. Apply a small amount and work it in with a soft cloth in circular motions, then buff to a shine with a clean, dry microfiber towel. A little goes a long way; more product doesn’t mean more shine.

Keeping granite looking polished

Wipe up spills promptly and use coasters under acidic drinks and citrus. Stick to granite-safe, pH-neutral cleaners day to day – harsh degreasers and acidic sprays will strip the protective layer faster than normal use.

Granite polish 8 oz questions we get asked

How often should I polish? Most kitchens do well with a pass every few weeks, or whenever the shine starts looking flat.

Does this replace sealing? No – polish adds shine and light protection between sealings, but a dedicated granite sealer is what protects against deeper staining.

Will it leave a residue? Buffed properly with a dry microfiber towel, it should leave a clear, streak-free shine.

For an independent explanation of stone care fundamentals, the Natural Stone Institute’s care guide is a good outside reference.