Dynamite 5X Traditional Italian Marble Polishing Powder for Marble, Travertine, Limestone, or Terrazzo - 2lbs

Great stuff - and just s little will go along way! Dont try to polish any marble or stone without this powder - fast results and beautiful floors!

First can came in a envelope and was busted open. Had to wait for replacement. Couldn’t tell any difference after using. Didn’t remove even the slightest scratch.

This stuff works pretty well. I polished our counter tops with it and they initally came out a little hazy. I applied a second round and applied more elbow grease and they shined right up. Still felt like there was a little haze but I followed up the Polish with a quality marble sealer and BOOM! That's the ticket. Follow the Polish up with a good sealer and the counter tops shine better than new. I only gave it 4 stars because I felt like the sealer was a requirement to get the benefits.

I have a marble hearth. The piece on the floor has hair line cracks. I sanded it down to smooth it out, but that left a dull finish. After sanding it with very fine sandpaper up to 7,000 grit, it was still dull. So, I bought this stuff and used a power buffer. After a couple of hours work, the gloss acme back.

I used a 71/2 inch sander polisher to do the job with my Grizzly Hogs Hair pad my kitchen floor looks like new . I have never done anything like this before so I was worried especially doing a 15 x 15 kitchen floor all marble and granite. I saved a lot of money and a whole day's work.

When you think you've run the buffer on it long enough multiply the time by 5 to get a little shine. Not impressed with how it did on my travertine.

Worked well, the container was open in the shipping envelope which has nothing to do with how well the product worked, it did what I needed it to do.

The only change would be to tell users to make a wet paste for things like table tops. Sprinkling is good for floors but a past is better for table tops. Use a spritze bottle for water spray, too...not a hose.