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Contact information can be found at www.supremesurface.com.

The product used in Step-2 is called NuVibrants Composite Sink Treatment. All three products are sold in a value pack Here: www.supremesurfacecleaners.com/collections/composite-granite-sink-cleaners/products/supreme-surface-cleaners-composite-granite-sink-and-restoration-kit

The key to keeping a granite sink looking good is to wipe it out after each and every use. This is why all manufacturers (including Blanco, Kraus, and Franke all recommend it. However, it's unlikely that many will follow these guidelines, this is why Step 3 (Supreme Surface Granite Quartz & Marble Treatment is so meaningful. You can learn more about it here: supremesurface.com/granite-quartz-marble-treatment/

Instructions for all three steps are included with products, and on our website. Here's a helpful link to the written instructions: www.supremesurfacecleaners.com/blogs/composite-sink-care-and-maintenance/how-to-deep-clean-restore-color-protect-composite-sinksHowever,

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If you are experiencing mineral buildup on a composite sink or granite countertop, try Supreme Surface Scum and Mineral Deposit Remover, followed by Supreme Surface Granite Quartz & Marble Treatment with ioSeal. When the ioSeal Treatment is used frequently enough on any surface, the bond strength of future minerals is reduced, allowing them to be removed with a soft sponge without texture or harsh chemicals. I hope this is helpful.

The same happened to me 😢 have you try to recover it? Did it worked?

@@fransiskadp9111 nope, gave up after researching more and reading reviews etc. let me know if u find something that works for you?

@@mrs.berniemadoff3324 almost giving up too. Tried baking soda, vinegar etc but the white stain still there. Not even fading. Guess the surface already damaged💔

There are basically four types of white haze: 1) cleaning issues, 2) abrasive / non-scratch pads, 3) chemical damage, and 4) heat. The first two are typically easy to restore because the damage is usually just superficial. However, chemical and heat damage can be either superficial (easy to fix) or permanent. Here's a link to a helpful article: www.supremesurfacecleaners.com/blogs/composite-sink-care-and-maintenance/white-haze-on-granite-composite-sinks

Yes, our 3-step process works on brown composite sinks.

Here's a helpful link on manufacturers' recommended "general cleaning" and daily care instructions for granite sinks. I think most people would be surprised at what is said. Here's a helpful link to a very short video that explains daily care for new sinks without any preexisting conditions. ruclips.net/video/XtmIS8KGTcY/видео.html

Glad it helped!

If you are doing Step 1 using the Supreme Surface Scum and Mineral Deposit Remover, yes. A light agitation should help remove stubborn water spots. It is important to NOT scrub with a lot of pressure. Feel free to contact our help line with questions at 317-865-0000.

Harsh chemical damage and extreme heat typically cause a white spot that won't go away and cannot be repaired. However, if you get your sink wet (or oil it) and it looks good, until the water evaporates or the oil dissipates, this repair will work. for more questions on how to repair a composite sink feel free to contact our help line at 317-865-0000.

Wow, should never put sulfuric acid down the drain I don't think!

Same 😢😢 i’ve tried with baking soda, citric acid but the white stain still there. I think it not gonna recover 😢 any suggestions ?

If you have questions along the way, feel free to contact our help line at 317-865-0000 and we'll be happy to assist.

I use to hate mine, but, after cleaning it as Tom recommended, I love it! Follow his instructions and you will love it! This is my sink and 8 months later it still looks great, I have well water so we have a lot of minerals.

This type of repair works very well on dark colored sinks (black, brown, charcoal). Here's a helpful link that includes step-by-step instructions, along with a short list of everything you need: www.supremesurfacecleaners.com/blogs/stonecare/how-to-restore-granite-composite-sinks

@@underdog2831 Thank you!

@@ph214 Without a doubt, Coconut oil will make a sink look better for a day or two. This video shows how to fix the sink so they don't have to use an oil every couple of days..