Marble polish 16 oz – a two-in-one polish and protector sized for multiple countertops, restoring shine and adding a light protective layer in a single pass.
Use our 16 ounce size Marble Polish and Protector to effectively polish and seal polished marble. Our marble polish is safe and easy to use on marble walls, kitchen counter tops, and other marble surfaces.
Product Facts
Now you can polish your marble surfaces like a Pro.
The finest hotels and professional marble cleaning companies use our Marble Polish and Protector to routinely polish and seal polished marble.
Our marble polish also works great on granite, travertine, and limestone.
Marble 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.
Use our Marble Gloss Restorer on floors.
Marble Polish and Protector is especially effective for marble polishing, after using our restoration kits.
Economical to use – Marble Polish and Protector will polish and seal up to 800 square feet of polished marble, granite, travertine, and limestone.
DIRECTIONS: Stone surface should be clean and dry. Apply a small amount of MPP with soft cotton cloth or paper towel, divide work area into sections no larger than 18 square inches. With a circular hand motion, buff MPP with paper towels, changing them often.
What marble polish 16 oz is actually doing
Marble is calcium carbonate, and even without acid etching, daily wiping and cleaning leave behind a fine layer of residue and micro-scratching that dulls its natural shine over time. Marble polish 16 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 16 oz size
At 16 oz, this size covers a full kitchen with an island, multiple bathroom vanities, or a bar area across many applications – more shine per dollar than restocking a smaller bottle repeatedly.
Applying marble polish 16 oz
Start with a clean, dry surface – polishing over crumbs or grit will grind debris into the stone 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 marble looking polished
Wipe up spills promptly, especially anything acidic like wine or citrus, and use coasters and trivets. Stick to marble-safe, pH-neutral cleaners day to day – harsh acidic cleaners will etch the stone and strip the protective layer faster than normal use.
Marble polish 16 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 sealer is what protects against deeper staining.
Will it etch the marble? No – it’s formulated to be marble-safe; etching only comes from acidic substances, not this polish.
For an independent explanation of stone care fundamentals, the Natural Stone Institute’s care guide is a good outside reference.





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