Homeowners, Marble Gloss Restorer is a professional grade marble polish for marble restoration, polishing and protection on polished marble, limestone, and travertine and bring back marble’s color and shine.
Homeowners, now you can polish your marble like a Pro.
Your finest hotels and professional marble care companies, use Marble Gloss Restorer routinely for marble polishing, to restore and polish, polished marble, limestone, and travertine.
Our marble restorer product is quick and easy to use, in bringing back the original color and shine on vanity tops, counter tops, bar tops, table tops, floors, walls, and showers.
Please Note: When polishing the following marble species: pure white (Thassos), dark brown (Breccia Nouvella), dark green (Verde Antique), and absolute black (Belgium Black); the mineral makeup of these marbles require a different chemistry to produce a high gloss finish, which is found in our Marble Gloss Restorer SF.
Not to be used on granite; use our Granite Polish and Protector on granite instead.
DIRECTIONS: Depending on application, ie., floor buffer, or hand-held rotary buffing machine for walls, vanities, counter tops, mix 3 – tablespoons Marble Gloss Restorer with a small amount of water, to form a slurry, place buffer with our Ultimate Polishing Pad over slurry and work in a side to side motion between 200 and 2000 RPM for a few minutes, keep the slurry moist by adding water. After buffing, remove slurry from work area, and rinse several times with clean water. It is necessary to repeat the entire process one or two times to achieve a more brilliant gloss.
PLEASE NOTE: Marble Gloss Restorer is included in all of our marble refinishing kits. These kits contain everything you will need to remove those dull etch marks and water spots on your polished marble, travertine, and limestone vanities, countertops, and small areas of the floor.
Economical to use, 4 ounces of Marble Gloss Restorer will polish up to 20 square feet of marble.
PLEASE NOTE: the 16 oz. jar is packed 1/2 full; it can hold up to 32 ounces; the net contents are weighed on an electronic scale exactly to 16 ounces.
What Marble Gloss Restorer actually does to the stone
A dull patch on polished marble is almost never dirt. Marble is calcium carbonate, and anything acidic – lemon juice, wine, cola, tomato, vinegar, even some bathroom cleaners – eats a microscopically rough crater into the surface. Light hits that roughness and scatters instead of reflecting, and you see a cloudy ring. No cleaner can wash that away, because there is nothing sitting on top to remove. The Natural Stone Institute describes the same mechanism in its consumer stone care guidance.
Marble Gloss Restorer works mechanically rather than chemically. Buffed as a slurry under a polishing pad, it re-flattens that damaged layer until the surface reflects light evenly again. That is why the result lasts: you have not coated the marble, you have re-polished it.
Marble Gloss Restorer is not a cleaner and not a sealer
These three products do different jobs and most disappointment comes from reaching for the wrong one. Use NeutraSheen for Marble for routine cleaning. Use Marble Gloss Restorer when the shine itself is gone. Then use Marble Polish and Protector afterwards to help the finish resist the next spill.
How far does 16 ounces go?
The 16 ounce jar is the size most homeowners choose for a full bathroom or a kitchen island, and it is enough to work an area several times over. Expect to repeat the buffing process once or twice for a really brilliant gloss – that is normal and it is described in the directions above, not a sign that anything is wrong.
Marble Gloss Restorer questions we get asked
Do I need a machine? A hand held rotary buffer or floor buffer gives the fastest result, but customers regularly report good results working by hand with a hog’s hair pad and some patience.
Will it work on granite? No. Granite needs a different chemistry – use our Granite Polish and Protector instead.
My marble is pure white, dark green or absolute black. Those species need Marble Gloss Restorer SF, our special formula, as noted above.
How often should I do this? For most homes, once every year or two. Kitchens that host a lot of entertaining may want it more often.
Jim Gaygan –
Thanks for getting back with me .. I did locate the jar, right where you said it would be… I hit the floors a second time with the restorer slurry… Really did a great job of bringing them back.
I will call you in the near future as I will be doing this process for my fiancé on her kitchen hall and vestibule. Her floor appears to have some kind of finish on it and she has a 10 or 12 inch buffing machine.
Would I need to strip her floor or just hit it with the slurry and pad ? Do you all sell bigger pads ? Thanks again!!
Mick Swanborough –
You are absolutely right, after I replied to your text I checked the mail and my package was delivered !!!
By 5.30pm I had polished the dull marble tiles that were in trouble and some others which I didn’t think were bad, but the finish is so good with your product that it was great to get that “better than the manufacturer’s shine’ on them, Very easy, not the effort I had anticipated.
Great product and many thanks for your personal help.
Best Regards
Admin –
Paul,
I just wanted to send you some pictures of the final results and thank you for your consultation and overall absolutely amazing products. I built our home 5 years ago and imported the travertine from FL, fully knowing that the area of NC I now live in did not have contractors that understood how to finish and maintain marble. I always wanted a polished floor, but lived with the honed look.
After 20hrs or so of polishing, I have the floor I always pictured in my mind. It feels as if we are walking on jelly it is so smooth, even after cleaning and sealing with your products.
I plan on writing a very positive review on Amazon as that is where I found your products.
Thank you and your company for being the expert for consumers in the industry.
Per O. Hoel –
Thank you for the advice provided when I called to discuss the removal of a few small etched areas on my bathroom sink surround’s marble tiles.
When I made the mistake of allowing a minor spill of vinegar to drop on the marble surfaces and saw the dull, etched result, it was hard to imagine there could be an easy and effective cure. In contrast to the surrounding glossy fields, the vinegar damage stood out like a sore thumb and were bothersome to look at.
By using a 50/50 mix of the Marble Polish & Protector and the Marble Gloss Restorer, I was able to buff away the etch marks by hand rubbing alone with far less effort than anticipated.
I have to say that the results from using your formulations and directions are spectacular and far exceeded my expectations!
Larry Risko –
Got EXCEPTIONALLY beautiful results, a HIGH GLOSSY SHINE
I got the Gloss Restorer, and used it; I have EXCEPTIONALLY beautiful results, a HIGH GLOSSY SHINE to my White Calacatta Marble table. All I needed to do, was to immediately RINSE the Restorer off the table with paper towels, sponge, and a lot of water.
Thank you for the time spent on the phone, it meant a lot to me!
Colleen Gordon –
Great product to remove etching and rings
I wanted to write and say thanks. Your product works great! It was easy to use and it took away all of the etching and rings on the marble.
I love my marble counter tops again!