Thread
:
How to repair darkened granite in the kitchen
View Single Post
#
7
Posted to alt.home.repair
Han
external usenet poster
Posts: 4,297
How to repair darkened granite in the kitchen
ivk wrote in news:a22fc048-d319-433c-bc65-
:
3 years ago I installed granite countertops in our kitchen. The
granite was bright yellow ("Madura gold"). Since then, the granite
became visibly darker in the areas with a lot of water (eg around the
faucet). Now we are thinking of selling the house, and would like to
return the granite to something closer to its original color. Is it
possible at all ?
I am making an ass of myself by guessing that only fake granite darkens
with age. Granite, if properly sealed probably should not darken. I know
that my fake granite/quartz (Silestone - Montblanc, I think) has not
darkened at all.
As mentioned, you might try in a not too obtruse place to let some bleach
sit and see whether that lightens it up. OTOH, the manufaturer or
installer should be able to help you restore the counter.
--
Best regards
Han
email address is invalid
Reply With Quote
Han
View Public Profile
Find all posts by Han