MB ZERO+ Marble Polishing Powder

Oxalic acid is an organic acid used to aid in the polishing process of MLT. It is not bad for marble when used correctly and in precise amounts. If you need more information about this acid, contact us, and we will gladly answer any questions you may have.

Having or being a trained professional is definitely an important part of polishing marble surfaces. There are some instances where DIY options may be used.

We recommend that you contact us before attempting to use our MB Zero+ Marble Polishing Powder without any prior experience.

Yes, you would need something like our white polish pads or hogs hair pads. However, the most efficient process would be to use diamond abrasive pads to prepare the surface for the best polish when using MB-zero. (Diamond Abrasives are NOT recommended as a DIY option for homeowners or untrained professionals. To learn more about our training options, visit mbstonetraining.com)

Yes, a polishing machine is important to polish marble with our marble polishing powder. You would need something mechanical with proper RPM and amps to polish marble countertops and floors in addition to our MB Zero+ Marble Polishing Powder.

The truth is that polished marble countertops and floors can be slick if dusty or wet. However, a dry polished marble surface should not be excessively slippery when maintained properly.

We recommend keeping the marble dry to lower the risk of slipping on a marble floor. Although homeowners should take note of the maintenance and care instructions provided by the marble manufacturer, it’s important to note that these companies seldom give reliable advice.

Polished marble has high gloss and a high depth of clarity. On the other hand, a honed finish has a more muted satin or matte look with little to no reflection.

Honed marble is ideal for floors. That’s because a marble floor that has been honed is less slick than polished marble. Additionally, some homeowners like honed marble for their counters because it conceals etching better than a glossy surface and makes etching less noticeable.

However, polished marble is frequently used for table inlays or kitchen surfaces. This finish, which is less porous, won’t discolor as quickly as honed marble may and doesn’t require as many applications of marble sealer. In addition, its shine provides a semi-reflective surface which is both elegant and helpful in expanding the appearance of a small kitchen.

Like any chemical polishing or cleaning agent, it is important to take certain precautions when working with MB Zero+ Marble Polishing Powder.

When you polish marble with our marble polish, we recommend wearing latex gloves and a dust mask to protect your hands and avoid breathing in any airborne dust. Also, it is advisable to mask the area you are working on to prevent damage to surrounding areas and prevent major cleanup once the job has been completed.

No. Our marble polishing powder has been designed to be used with a polishing machine and a hog’s hair or white pad. If you have not used a marble polishing powder before, please talk to us!

Moreover, if you’re looking for a product to do a quick touch-up, we recommend MB-11 Touch-up Etch Remover. This product works well for light etching on lighter marble.

Although baking soda is often recommended for cleaning marble, we advise against it because frequent use could dull your marble surface instead of bringing out its natural beauty. You can use MB-1 Floor Amore One Step Cleaner instead for better results.

Marble polishing powder is easy to use. Follow the steps below to polish your marble with MB Zero+.

1. Prepare the surface by ensuring that it is free of wax, oil, dirt, and soil and honing it using quality diamonds. 
2. Use a teaspoon of the powder for every two to three square feet for counters and two ounces for 10 to 12 square feet and make a paste using water.
3. Place the paste in the middle of the target area and add water before polishing the area using a floor machine or polishing machine with a hog’s hair and a polishing pad.

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Our marble polishing powder is not intended to be used every day. Between treatments, you will need to ensure that you do not use harsh chemicals on your polished marble. Doing so could etch or remove the polish, which will leave you with dull spots. 

Use a pH-neutral cleaner like MB-5 Stone & More Multi Surface Cleaner to remove spills, dirt, etc., as needed.

Your marble surface will have to be sealed for optimum protection. We recommend MB-21 Enhance and MB-24 Barrier Impregnating Sealer for at-home use. Talk to us if you need more information on sealing your marble floors and countertops.

Do you have more questions? Our team of experts would be happy to help! Contact us, and we will gladly answer any questions about our MB Zero+ Marble Polishing Powder.

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