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Koessler · 09-27-2006, 01:56 PM

Hi Dave,

I can't reinforce enough about the importance of having resined Santa Cecilia. It is a beautiful stone, but unresined or unsealed is very porous.

You mentioned that you have white cabinets, and I find the contrast of the Uba Tuba to be stunning.

As anything, maintenance of granite is required. We like to give our clients their first quart of Prosoco's Rinseless Cleaner. My newest client was just using soap and water. After giving them some Rinseless Cleaner to dry, the soap film was removed and the counters were glass smooth. You could noticeably tell the resistance of the cleaning towel on the uncleaned areas.

09-27-2006, 01:56 PM	#5 (permalink)
Koessler Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Mundelein, IL Posts: 0 Photos 0	Re: Staining - Which Granite Hi Dave, I can't reinforce enough about the importance of having resined Santa Cecilia. It is a beautiful stone, but unresined or unsealed is very porous. You mentioned that you have white cabinets, and I find the contrast of the Uba Tuba to be stunning. As anything, maintenance of granite is required. We like to give our clients their first quart of Prosoco's Rinseless Cleaner. My newest client was just using soap and water. After giving them some Rinseless Cleaner to dry, the soap film was removed and the counters were glass smooth. You could noticeably tell the resistance of the cleaning towel on the uncleaned areas.