StoneTech Revitalizer Cleaner & Protector, 1 Gallon (3.785L) Bottle, Citrus Scent

First off, I’m a little OCD with my granite counters, or at least I am for a once-a-week deep clean. I’ve been using the StoneTech stuff for about 5 years now as part of my cleaning process.Here is what you need to know about the product:1) It does help maintain the seal on your countertop. I have extremely porous granite (Giallo Ornamental), prior to sealing the granite would suck water condensation off the bottom of a glass and stain the surface until it evaporated. I did the initial seal with StoneTech sealer, but haven’t resealed since, I’ve just been using this “revitalizer” and have had no staining issues.2) Over time it does seem to have enriched the look of my granite. When I first started using the product my granite would look great when wet, like it had a deeper look to it; but when it dried it would look… well dry. Now the granite has seemed to maintain that deeper look, this enrichment didn’t happen right away, but over a long period of time.3) It does not affect stainless or chrome fixtures. I’ve used the product right up against my stainless stove top and chrome faucet with no impact to their finish at all.4) It does not dry on its own very well. When I apply it, I wet a section of the counter top, wipe it around, and then come back and dry it off with a soft cloth. If you just leave it on, it might look blotchy when it dries.5) The last batch I purchased was the citrus scent and it seemed to put off a stronger and more perfumy sent then what I’ve purchased previously. I usually buy whatever scent is cheaper (cucumber or citrus), and while I hate eating cucumbers, I think the cucumber scent actually smells better than the citrus… it just smells cleaner.This is how I clean, or at least how I do it once-a-week; daily cleaning is just the distilled water:1) Using a spray bottle of distilled water, I spray down sections of the countertop and wipe it off with paper towels, believe it or not, the distilled water does a good job removing coffee, coke, grease, and whatever else gets on our counters. BTW distilled water is great to clean computer and TV screens, as well as the plastic shield over your car’s gage cluster, just use a microfiber cloth when cleaning these surfaces.2) Now that all the crumbs and sticky chunks are off the counter, I spray Everclear 190 proof on the counter and wipe it down with paper towels before it evaporates. The Everclear glides across the counters really easy, allowing you to feel any thing that you may have missed with the distilled water. You can use denatured alcohol, but I prepare food on this counter and don’t wear gloves when I clean; the crap they “denature” the alcohol with is toxic, so it’s a no-go for me. Everclear is also great in spodies, cleaning cuts (if you can take the pain), removing permanent ink, stripping your mouth of every bit of saliva, and blowing fire if you don’t mind the possibility of burning your face.3) With the counter cleaned with the distilled water, and disinfected with the Everclear, it is time for the StoneTech Revitalizer. I spray it on, wipe it around with paper towels, and then buff it dry with a soft cloth. The results have always been great, and like I stated before it seems to do what is says - revitalize the finish and reinforce the seal.

This is all I use on my quartzite!

We use the product to clean and (presumably) seal granite countertops. It's easy to apply and wipe off and leaves the countertops shiny. I can't tell if it "seals" the granite with any certainty but the countertops still look new after 13 years of heavy, daily use. The scent if off-putting but quickly fades when the product is wiped off during the cleaning process.

This is a replacement for what the counter installers gave me when remodeling my kitchen. Smells great and leaves the countertop clean without making it shiny on my leather finished granite.

Did no harm. Maybe my granite counter was in better shape than I thought. No real difference after it was applied in the shine or feel. I have an area next to the sink that seems a little cloudy. As with other products I have tried in the past it did not improve it. If it in fact does a good job at sealing it will be worth it.

I use this to clean my travertine. Nice product.

The old DuPont product was the best granite cleaner and restorer I ever used but my old supply finally ran out. With some research, I learned that DuPont sold that part of its business in 2014 to the company that makes this product. In use, the new product seems to be pretty much the same formula and works just as well as the DuPont one. And this vendor's delivery was both quick and hassle-free. Would buy it again from them.

Great Product