Deluxe Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit Without Buffer

Marble polishing kit – the deluxe set without a buffer, for restoring the gloss on polished marble, travertine and limestone by hand.

Homeowners, now you can refinish your polished marble, travertine, and limestone 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.

Product Facts

Homeowners, now you can refinish your polished marble, travertine, and limestone 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.

Deluxe Marble Restoration & Maintenance Kit Without Buffer includes the following

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

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!

Note: This kit does not include buffer. We provide buffer in our Deluxe Marble Refinishing Kit With Buffer

What a marble polishing kit is really fixing

The dull patches on polished marble are almost never dirt. Marble, travertine and limestone are calcium carbonate, and anything acidic – wine, citrus, cola, tomato, vinegar, even some household cleaners – physically eats a microscopically rough crater into the polished surface. Light scatters off that roughness instead of reflecting, and you see a cloudy ring or patch. Nothing is sitting on top, which is why scrubbing achieves nothing. The Natural Stone Institute describes the same mechanism in its consumer stone care guidance.

A marble polishing kit works mechanically instead. Compound, water and a polishing pad re-flatten the damaged layer until the surface reflects evenly again. Because you have re-polished the stone rather than coated it, the result lasts until something etches it again.

Standard formula or SF? How to tell which you need

Most polished marble, travertine and limestone takes a high gloss with our standard chemistry, which is what this kit uses. Four species do not: pure white (Thassos), dark brown (Breccia Nouvella), dark green (Verde Antique) and absolute black (Belgium Black). If your stone is one of those four, buy the SF special formula kit instead. Everything else is covered here, and this kit costs less.

Working through the marble polishing kit

Clean and dry the surface first, so you are polishing stone rather than grinding grit into it. Mix the compound with a little water to a slurry and keep it wet the whole way through – a slurry that dries out stops cutting and starts smearing. Work in sections rather than trying to cover a whole kitchen at once, and expect to go round badly etched areas twice. Rinse thoroughly with clean water afterwards.

Finish with the polish and protector stage. That is what gives the restored shine some resistance to the next spill, and skipping it is the most common reason people are back doing the job again sooner than they expected.

Keeping the result

Clean routinely with a pH neutral stone cleaner such as NeutraSheen for Marble rather than a general purpose spray. Use coasters under anything citrus or carbonated, put a board under whatever you are cutting, and blot spills as they happen. Replacement Ultimate Polishing Pads are available separately when yours wear out.

Most kitchens need this once every year or two. A counter that hosts a lot of entertaining may want it more often.

Marble polishing kit questions we get asked

Do I need experience? No. The kit is designed for homeowners and the instructions take you through each stage.

Will it work on granite? No. Granite needs different chemistry – see our granite range.

Can I use it in a shower? Yes, on marble shower walls and floors as well as counters and vanities.

How long does it take? Allow an afternoon for a typical bathroom, longer for a kitchen, and work in sections.