BMC M1-100 Polishing Powder for Marble and Limestone, 100 g Bag, for Treating Dull, Light Corrosion Stains on Mirror-Polished Surfaces. for Manual Application

I have two small black marble dishes that I use in my bathroom. They have fossils in them. I noticed that where we laid our tooth brushes, the marble had lost its gloss. I bought this marble polish after looking at many other products. It worked really well to restore the finish to a high gloss. It just took a little practice and elbow grease.

Auto rubbing compound worked better for me then this product.

I had a huge water mark on my marble top table. I searched online how to remove it and Google said to make a paste with baking soda and water. What a mistake! The spot grew and got worse. I applied the powder and followed the directions on buffing it in.... works like a dream! Don't get me wrong, it took TONS of elbow grease, but the spots are gone! I will definitely be repurchasing this the next time my table gets a ring.

Cleaned up my dulled marble 12x12 floor tile with this stuff by hand with decent results. Had to go over it twice to get it looking good and worked up a sweat doing it. Next time I’ll use a machine… The one bag was just barely enough to do about 25 sqft. If you have that much to do or more buy higher quantity accordingly.

takes times but it works

Followed the directions....and actually used it three days in a row on marble counter top. None of the stains were removed.Very disappointed.

I had some etching from spilled polish remover on my bathroom marble counter top. This polished the etching off with a little elbow grease. It looks great! It did not scratch at all. I tried it first on a spare piece of marble to make sure it worked and did not scratch.

The material is NOTHING like the video shows. It consists of hard granular material that DOESN'T turn into the paste the video shows. In fact its nothing like the video. Absolutely the worst product I've come across in years. Amazon needs to take this off their web site.