Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit With Buffer

Marble buffer kit – the standard restoration set with a buffer, for marble that needs real cutting power to remove etching, dullness, and years of wear before it can be maintained with a light polish.

Product Facts

Homeowners, now you can refinish your polished marble, travertine, and limestone floors and counters like a Pro.

Your finest hotels and professional cleaning companies, use our Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit to remove etch marks and light scratches; then, restore the high gloss finish to polished marble, travertine, and limestone.

Instructional Video DVD!!!
Now our kit contains our new Instructional DVD. The DVD Instructional Video will enable you to have confidence in the fact, that with little or no experience, you will be able to work on marble refinishing projects on floors, vanity tops, counter tops, table tops or shower walls.

Standard Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit With Buffer includes the following

• 01 – Instructional DVD
• 32 – Ounces NeutraSheen Premixed Sprayer
• 04 – Ounces Marble Gloss Restorer
• 08 – Ounces Marble Sealer (SB)
• 04 – Ounces Marble Polish and Protector
• 05 – 6 Inch Ultimate Buffing Pads
• 03 – 6 Inch 150-grit Hook N Loop sanding discs
• 03 – 6 Inch 220-grit Hook N Loop sanding discs
• 03 – 6 Inch 400-grit Hook N Loop sanding discs
• 03 – 6 Inch 600-grit Hook N Loop sanding discs
• 03 – 6 Inch 800-grit Hook N Loop sanding discs
• 06-inch power buffer
• 01 – Micro Fiber Mesh Polishing Bonnet

Black and Decker buffer specifications

• 0.5 amp motor
• 4400 orbits per minute

Our Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit is quick and easy to use on your polished marble, travertine, and limestone vanities, countertops, table and bar tops, and areas of the floor, for marble refinishing.

Remember: our Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit is a GREAT VALUE!!!
DO IT YOURSELF = SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS!

Homeowners, use our easy Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit with Black & Decker Orbital buffer to refinish your polished marble, travertine, and limestone floors, countertops, tablets, bar tops and other marble surfaces fast, like a Pro.

What a marble buffer kit is really fixing

Marble is calcium carbonate, and calcium carbonate reacts to acid the way baking soda reacts to vinegar – it fizzes, dissolves, and leaves a dull etch mark behind. Coffee, wine, citrus, and everyday bathroom cleaners are all acidic enough to do this, and once a surface has years of accumulated etching, a light hand-polish usually isn’t enough to cut through it. A marble buffer kit pairs a mechanical buffer with the right compounds so the surface gets leveled and re-polished, not just wiped over.

Why the buffer matters

Our marble maintenance kit is built for stone that’s already in good shape and just needs upkeep. This marble buffer kit is for the opposite situation – visible etching, scratches, or a surface that’s never been properly restored. The buffer provides consistent, even pressure and speed that hand polishing can’t match, which is what actually levels out damage rather than just adding shine on top of it.

Working through the marble buffer kit

Clean the surface fully first so grit doesn’t get ground into the stone during buffing. Apply the polishing compound and work it in sections with the buffer at a low-to-medium speed, checking your progress as you go rather than running one long pass. Once the surface is uniformly glossy, finish with a sealer – buffing opens the stone’s surface slightly, so sealing right after is what locks in the result and protects against the next spill.

Keeping the results after buffing

Switch to a pH-neutral, marble-safe cleaner for regular wiping – acidic all-purpose sprays are what caused the original damage, and using them again will undo the work. Wipe up spills immediately, use coasters and trivets, and plan on a light maintenance pass (our marble maintenance kit works well here) every few months rather than waiting for visible damage to build up again.

Marble buffer kit questions we get asked

Do I really need the buffer, or will the maintenance kit do? If there’s visible etching, dullness, or scratching, the buffer is what actually removes it – a maintenance-only kit won’t cut through established damage.

How long does a full buffing pass take? Plan for real working time per section rather than rushing; even, methodical passes give a better result than one fast pass.

Will it work on marble-look porcelain or quartz? No – this kit is formulated and weighted for natural, acid-sensitive stone, not engineered surfaces.

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