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Your cart is empty.The Marble Etch Remover is your ultimate solution for restoring the natural beauty of stone surfaces damaged by acidic substances like lemon, vinegar, and soda. Designed specifically for polished marble, travertine, limestone, alabaster, and onyx, this product effectively removes etch marks, dull spots, water rings, and even light scratches. Its innovative formula allows you to achieve professional-grade results at home without the need for special tools or equipment, unlike most quartz polishing compound, etch remover marble, marble water stain remover, countertop scratch remover, marble cleaner stain remover, marble stain remover countertop, marble countertop polish, marble polishing powder, marble etch remover and polish kit, carrara marble stain remover, floor scratch remover, and restore shine to quartz countertops in the market. The Marble Etch Remover features a pre-mixed, liquid-paste formula that’s non-toxic, non-abrasive, and ready to use. With just a few simple steps, you can restore the glossy, streak-free finish of your stone surfaces, eliminating dullness and enhancing their overall appearance. Whether you’re tackling fresh etches, older stubborn damage, or using it as part of your marble polish kit, this versatile product ensures consistent results, leaving no residue, haze, or uneven textures behind. Pair it with rejuvenate countertop polish for additional shine and protection during marble polishing marble shine restore processes. Save time and money by skipping costly professional restoration services. The Marble Etch Remover is an affordable, easy-to-use solution that works as an etch remover for marble, addressing common issues like etch marks, dull spots, and scratches. It’s also effective as a floor stain remover, marble rust stain remover, or quartzite stain remover, making it ideal for a variety of surfaces. Perfect for countertops, vanities, and decorative stone surfaces, it helps restore the elegance of your home. For optimal results, always test on a small area before full application and use alongside a cleaner for marble shower or stone care stain remover to maintain your stone’s beauty over time.
AMZN Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
I try this on my marble table because have some dull spot and water rings. It work, but not as good as I hope. Some spots get better, but some still there after use two times. It say only need 2-3 minute, but I have to rub longer for see result.It is easy to use, no bad smell and not make big mess. But not work on all marks. Maybe work better for small new etch, but old stains still show. Also, make surface little different texture after polish.It help, but not magic fix. Maybe good for light problem, but not for deep damage.
Tali Edy
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
This polish worked perfectly on my marble, removing water rings and light scratches. Easy to use and brings back the shine. Highly recommend!
Shannoy
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
Amazing, I love the way it works on myself and my husband
Tracey Stoffey
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
This product says it’s new, premium and easy to use. IT’S NOT! I read the directions, went over it 10 times and it has only made it worse. I tried to google it and find nothing. I went on their site and nothing, I have to email to get help and wait to hear back. The whole marble top has become white and won’t polish. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!
pog
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
I got this because I have a marble table top that needed attention.After cleaning the table with all the typical products, it was free of all dirt and grime, but there were still areas that seemed to have sunk in to the stone, looking like water spots. I saw this product and went for it. From what I know, calcium-based stone such as marble is susceptible to etching by contact with acids. This product also makes use of the same chemistry to help clear these areas up, which is why it's not meant for other stone such as granite.It is extremely important to follow the guidance with products like this, including where they say to "always test on a small area" first.I succeeded with my cleanup areas well enough, which is the only real metric I have on this.
Maria chavez
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Good prduct
The Right Tool
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
I’ve used a handful of stone correction products in the past and was eager to try this product in the hopes it would be a good product for simple touch-ups before a piece of stone would need a more intense polishing.Our high gloss Carrera Marble tabletop had a couple ring stains as well as etching splatter prior to testing this product. Following the instructions closely I applied this paste to a small affected area and was quickly disappointed that it caused more damage than resolved. While this product made a slight improvement in the etching spots themselves, it had a serious impact to the surrounding area and would overall increase haze and overall make the area unquestionably worse.Because this product created all this damage, I reluctantly grabbed my more intensive gear and went to town polishing the table up from 1,000 to 10,000, and re-sealing it which consumed about 3hrs of my time. While there are a number of brands that offer these disks, I used the following wet disc product https://amzn.to/3R95Xus to correct the issues caused by this paste. Unfortunately these discs fling a lot of water/slurry and make a real mess, which is why I was looking for a light duty product to treat isolated issues. Unfortunately this paste just made the condition worse. I would recommend the above pads if you have a DA or rotary polisher. Otherwise, the hunt continues to find a light duty polishing compound that doesn’t make a disaster of our nice Carrera Marble table. Hard pass on this one.
Jessie
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This seemed to be what amounted to a polishing paste for stone. We have little stone in need of polishing but often find a need to polish various surfaces. So, this product was ordered to give it a try.It was delivered in 4 days which was about right. The jar of compound was inside a sealed retail box and the plastic jar's opening was sealed with foil. Everything was in good condition.First thing I noticed was that the product is not a paste. It is more of a slurry - It is highly pourable (and shake-able) if that is more descriptive of its liquidity. More of a polish than a paste. Like Brasso. Which might be OK if it hadn't been described as a paste. Paste wax, for instance, is much more solid than liquid. And, much more difficult to spill. This liquidity means the Marble Etch product tends to, potentially, at least, be more messy. Regardless of its thinness, it does work. It easily polished a reddish stain out of a light-colored countertop.
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