What to do if there are many pits on natural marble countertops

　　 Marble cabinet countertops are recognized by the high-end market for their elegant natural texture, but there are always many consumers who hesitate due to the radiation problem of marble and the identification method. Many people's marble countertops will also be There are pits on the surface, so what should we do at this time?

　　 Marble, also known as marble, is a recrystallized limestone whose main component is CaCO3. Limestone softens under high temperature and pressure, and recrystallizes to form marble when the minerals it contains change. It is mainly used for processing into various shapes and plates, which are used as the wall, floor, platform, and column of buildings, and it is also commonly used as materials for monumental buildings such as monuments, towers, and statues.

　　 Marble originally refers to white limestone with black patterns produced in Dali, Yunnan Province. The section can form a natural ink landscape painting. In ancient times, marbles with shaped patterns were often used to make screens or mosaics. Later, the name marble countertop gradually developed to refer to all kinds of limestone used as building decoration materials. White marble is generally called white marble, but white marble for statues made in the West is also called marble.

How to repair and clean 　　 marble countertops?

　　1. First of all, always use coasters, placemats or tablecloths. When dining, place glasses on your marble table. If you have decorative items on the desktop, make sure they are protected by felt or other protective cover at the bottom so that the item does not scratch or damage the surface of your desktop.

　　2. To clean the marble tabletop, just use a damp cloth or sponge and gently wipe the entire tabletop. Then wipe it dry with a soft dry cloth until the marble surface starts to shine. Avoid using abrasive cleaners on your marble table, as they will scratch it.

　　3. Use fine-grained sandpaper to gently scrape the sand. When the scratches have been removed and polished using commercial marble polishing, the scratches on the polished surface have been made. It is best to use marble polishing, follow the manufacturer's instructions, you will find that sometimes it is possible to repair scratches on the product label and buff it using steel wool. But it is certain that the steel wool is very fine. Be careful of your buff marble surface lightly, using small, gentle brush strokes. Another method is to use polishing powder, tin dioxide.

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