Granite Wax Plus - Granite Cleaner & Polish, Hard Water Stain Remover, Kitchen, and Bathroom Cleaner - Streak-Free Shine, Carnauba Wax, Banana Scent, 16 oz

My granite sink (dark brown) looked very dull from where the water sat in the sink while I hand washed dishes. This product, after one use, made the sink look like new again. I’ve only used it once, but will continue to use it whenever I wash dishes. Very pleased with it

Product claims to remove hard water stains. Tried it on the bathroom and kitchen counter- did not make a difference at all! Save your money and try something else.

Leaves my counters shiny and smooth

I don't understand this product. From the reviews and description I was under the impression this wax would help with tiny surface scratches, camouflage etching, and protect from future damage. I did my entire Carrara marble kitchen counters and it did none of these things. It didn't cover the scratches and etching, and when a pomegranate oozed onto the freshly waxed counter, the marble still got damaged.Functionally and aesthetically it accomplished nothing. The counters *feel* smooth, and our mugs and canisters are sliding around, but that's unimportant to me.Returning it.

Removes food and stains well.

Love the look after using this product!

I tend to be a more suspicious consumer of chemical products so this may not be a concern for most shoppers but I was disappointed to see that there is no indication of the ingredient list on this bottle. I requested the SDS information (Safety Data Sheet) and there is no ingredient list on there and a lot of the testing has not been done and the sheet just states 'not determined'. It does state that none of the ingredients have been deemed hazardous and that may be good enough for many users.As to performance, this is a carnauba wax based product so does require a fair amount of buffing in order to get a good shine. It is certainly not a spray and wipe to shine product. I used it on our lightly pitted granite counter tops that came with our 'new' 1980's home and there was negligible difference but, on a recently sealed countertop (as in sealed within the last 5 years!) it may do the trick. I plan on using it with a mechanical buffer combined with a preapplication of buffing paste to see if that improves things but would still be more comfortable with a complete ingredient list before I use it around food preparation areas.

I just moved into an older house and the granite was very dule.I had to put on 4 coats of the granite wax, but I have my granite really shining now. I did power buff it between coats.