Does Granite stain?
In general, no. All stone, however, is porous to some extent, but Granite has very little porosity. Most colors will never show any moisture. A few colors may show some moisture if exposed for a period of time. For example, a puddle of water left on the counter for 30 minutes for some colors, may show a dark spot when the water is wiped away. This spot will then dry up and no evidence will show. Only a few colors demonstrate this trait.
Our granite has a sealer applied at the fabricator, however some customers prefer to apply a stone sealer (available at tile and granite shops) after the granite is installed.
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Kitchens New York
"Oh, man," is the response I get, followed by a long deep sigh, when I ask Aba at New York City´s Janovic Plaza how someone might go about getting stains out of marble.
Bathrooms New Jersey
Granite lends itself to a variety of locations in traditional and modern houses for hallways,stairways, living areas, bathrooms and particularly, work surfaces such as kitchen tops and vanity tops.
Kitchens New York
"Oh, man," is the response I get, followed by a long deep sigh, when I ask Aba at New York City´s Janovic Plaza how someone might go about getting stains out of marble.
Bathrooms New Jersey
Granite lends itself to a variety of locations in traditional and modern houses for hallways,stairways, living areas, bathrooms and particularly, work surfaces such as kitchen tops and vanity tops.