Burn Mark On Cultured Marble

Using the fine sand paper initially is like taking a plastic knife to a gun fight.

Burn mark on cultured marble.

M jones i have been doing porcelain repair for over 20 years. The mild liquid abrasive did not need a moist rag. I dusted myself off and made a trip to the local hardware store and picked up the most coarse sand paper made for plastic metal wood. Marble countertops and vanities can add a distinguished look to any kitchen or bathroom.

If one of the vendors you work with admits to a lower warranty product problems or additional maintenance then it would be best to avoid that product. Whether the countertop is in the kitchen or bathroom you need to take special care when removing the burn or you risk ruining your countertop. But here s some diy solutions you can try. Usually you can remove burn marks on cultured marble countertops or standard marble without ruining the surface.

Repairing burn marks in cultured marble vanity tops by. It just wasn t getting the job done. I had burn marks on a cultured marble countertop that were caused by a young teenage daughter who mistakenly left her straightening iron sitting directly on top of it. Some cultured marble products can stain very easily.

You also want to find out if any tests have been performed to determine how easily the cultured marble will scratch burn or chip. Sometimes however we may end up with a burn mark be it from a curling iron or a hot pan. I was patient and used on a. We repair tubs vanity tops granite and many other items.

Cultured marble is a man made product that resembles real marble. While you probably won t be able to completely remove burn marks you can make them less noticeable. Diy methods are a bit sketchy and you can easily just make it worse. I used a dishrag and glass cooktop cleaner to remove most of the burn with no problem whatsoever.

The easiest way to remove a burn in a cultured marble vanity top is to use 400 grit wet dry sand paper on a sanding block in circular motions until the stain is gone. Apparently the burn had bubbled the cultured marble fairly deep.