I don't agree, I have a granite table lamp and one can clearly see , well
other can, a stain where my late grandmother spilled something on it over 40
years ago!
Brian

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On 16/08/2019 10:03, wrote:
I had a granite worktop installed last September but the surface has
been getting worse and worse and looks smudged and horrid as if
liquids are being absorbed. Just was surfing the forums and was
recommended to get the granite surface sealed. So I've been doing my
own research and found some sealers here https://graniteprotect.com/
. I'm looking for anything I can do to improve the condition of the
worktop.


Granite should not absorb anything.

Try first of all degreasing with caustic or oven cleaner and then use a
limescale remover to remove any of that

In extremis polish with fine wet and dry paper

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