Can it be used on granite?
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I use it on quartzite which is slightly less porous than granite. I do think you would be able to use it on granite. In fact, I think I use this on just about everything. Tub, shower tile (Italian ceramic), and even the toilet. Been using it like this for a couple of years now and it has been terrific for me.
1617160
It suctions really well to my laminate counter top. I'm sure it would work well on granite or anything similar. It does not suction to my unfinished wooden table.
2072805
I use it on the edges of granite that is not shiny and also on a black granite composite kitchen sink. Shines it all up.
1425320
This product t is not intended for use on floors. It is great for your granite countertops!
457327
I assume it should, but I only used it for granite countertop. So I do not know for sure.
326583
I know it is safe on granite. Not sure if it will work on glass unless you use it first to get the grime and finish with Windex.
552355
I would say no, since the manufacturer does not specify it bonding to granite.
1292670
Sorry, I don't know. I use it on my granite counter tops and it works greats. It's not that harsh so I don't think it would hurt it. I have used occasionally it on tumbled marble and it works fine.
1283852
The front of the bottle says it can be used on granite. The back of the bottle has a list of brand names: formica, corian, swanstone, Fountainhead by Nevamar, Wilsonart, Gibraltar, Avonte, Nemar, Surell and Pionite. I'm not familiar with most of these brands but I think it would be great for granite. It doesn't cause a buildup so I think it would be great, especially if your granite is new and you don't have to get rid of the buildup from other products.
1193795
Used it on granite and had a small stream of water running and it done ok. Don't think you could get it real wet
498003
I'd be real careful as it might remove the glue but also remove the seal you have on the granite. Test in a real inconspicuous spot.
1757478
Yes if the rock is already semi smooth.... I've used it to buff out a granite countertop that was marred by improper cleaning
492952
I used it on black grained granite. Worked like a charm.Marble is softer than granite. Take your time and don't rush the process. Use course grit and work your way to the fine grit. I would use rubber boots, water will go everywhere. It should work fine. Keep the grinding wheels fairly flat, or you could knock the diamond segments off the wheel.
1424804
I think it probably could be as long as the granite is a light color. There are a lot of copper coloring in the sink
1466368
Would NEVER use it on an automobile's painted surface. It's intended for furniture, refrigerators, countertops, cabinets, bathroom fixtures, chrome faucets (I assume old auros' chrome fixtures, too, but wouldn't risk it), woodwork, vinyl, leather, ceramic tILE, and plastic. DO NOT USE ON GRANITE OR STAINLESS STEEL.
1036946
Yes. It's not attached to the faucet at all. I don't use mine on my quartz countertop and you won't use it on granite either.
742468
Not if you buff it well and let it dry. It will actually harden. This is not appropriate for non-porous stone (like polished granite or marble), but only for porous surfaces (slate, paperstone, etc.).