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Granite Counter Polishing
and Sealing in Valley View, TX

Your granite counters will look like new again.

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Sureshine specializes in restoring and revitalizing granite counters in  Valley View, TX and surrounding areas.

We use a 5 step process to bring your granite counters back to life.

Scraping to remove thick grease and other impurities

Deep Cleaning to remove soiling from the pores of the granite

Polishing with a specialized granite polishing cream

Sealing with premium penetrating sealer

Application of Ultimate Finishing Polish and Surface Preserver

The Sureshine 5-step granite countertop polishing and sealing process is designed to restore and rejuvenate the shine of your granite countertop, seal them to prevent staining, and make your granite counters easier to clean and maintain for the long term.

Your granite counter finishes and how they are treated in Valley View, TX

Honed Granite or Matte Finish Granite is a smooth, low-shine finish. A matte finish on granite is a softer more antique look that provides a less formal appearance. Your matte-finished granite countertop has open pores. This means that the oils in your fingers will leave marks on the surface so it is important to first, seal your counters with a high-quality impregnator or color enhancer, then use a stone spray protector that helps prevent the fingerprints. Call Sureshine today to have your honed granite counters. treated.
Granite Polished Finish is the most common finish for your granite counters and the one that is easiest to maintain. There are thousands of different types and grades of granite used on countertops. Some granites are more porous than others and require more frequent application of sealer. Call use today to have your granite countertops evaluated for re-polishing.

Granite Leathered Finish is a textured finish that is rough enough to feel like leather or rougher. Leathered granite provides a more old-world look and can have any level of finish from a low matte to a high gloss or shiny look. It is important to have your leathered finish granite countertops maintained regularly so call Sureshine if you need service.

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Caring for your marble in Valley View, TX

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Wip up and remove spills immediately if possible. Oils and other staining liquids will be resisted by the sealer but over time can work their way in. If you get a dark spot or a stain from oil use a degreaser immediately and allow to dry. If the sain does not come out, call Sureshine to discuss how to perform a DIY Stain Removal. 

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Wipe the surfaces daily using a damp microfiber cloth or soft sponge with warm water and a small amount of pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads or cleaners with harsh chemicals like bleach, as these can wear down the sealant over time. After cleaning, rinse the surface with clean water to remove soap residue, and dry it with a soft microfiber towel to maintain the granite’s natural shine.

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While granite itself is resistant to acids like vinegar, it’s still best to avoid long exposure to acidic or oily substances, which can penetrate the sealant. Use coasters and cutting boards for items like oils, juices, and cooking pots to reduce the risk of staining or heat damage. In the event of a spill, blot the area immediately to prevent absorption, especially with liquids like coffee or wine that can stain over time.

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After cleaning, spray or apply the polish and spread it evenly with a microfiber cloth. Buff the surface gently in circular motions to achieve a smooth, glossy finish. Polishing not only enhances the appearance but also makes the countertop more resistant to fingerprints and smudges.
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