Home/Sitemap  ·   Search  ·   you are here: Forum =>letter 8989 Marks on black granite from orange juice, wine and vinegar + I recently had new black granite countertops installed in my kitchen. The company that supplied the granite said that it did not need to be sealed. Now, about a month after it's been installed, there are what look like water stains on the surface. I did a test on an extra piece of the granite using orange juice, white wine and vinegar. They all left what looks like dull areas where I placed the liquid. On the advice of several granite suppliers, I have tried numerous products, but none of them remove the spots. Do you have any suggestions on what I can do? Thanks Frank Herdman - Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA +++++ I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW what you remedy you found. I have had the SAME problem. I had some vinegar on the counter and a friend of mine cut a lemon on my COUNTER TOP!!! What do I do?!?!?!? Amber Bodily AB Design - Fremont, CA ++++++ Likewise - I have exactly the same problem. Did you manage to find a cure for it? Would really appreciate help! Paul Wildy - Appleby, Cumbria, UK Ed. note: Sorry that you haven't received a response, folks. letter 11303 may be of some help, but this site is about industrial metal finishing, and a home improvement site may be a more fruitful place for your postings. Post a question on a different subject.   Answer or follow-up on this subject (in non-commercial fashion).

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