Stone Pro Natural Touch - Etch Removing Compound - 8 oz.

I installed gorgeous, Italian marble tiling in my front landing and, somehow, they got majorly etched. White, frosty etching. It killed me! I ordered this, and it actually worked, but I probably had to buff and polish it (manually, with elbow grease) around five-six separate times to get it back to somewhat normal. I recommend it, as it worked. Wasn't easy, but we got there!

Did not work and they wouldn’t let me return it or refund me

I used Lustro Italiano for a few years until, during COVID, they jacked up the price a lot. So I bought the Stone Pro etch remover, and I can tell you Stone Pro doesn't come close to Lustro Italiano. No this isn't a vendor for another product writing this. I am a user who bought a house with a lot of marble flooring, and I need a product that works. This one, I will say, can remove etch marks, but it doesn't leave the marble with the "pop" that Lustro does. I saw another review that said Stone Pro will work if you use only a tiny amount, but I don't really see how that can work. I will, however, try it on a single tile at a time, so it doesn't have time to make its own etch, which is what I think it's doing when I do 4-6 tiles at a time. I can do this very easily and effectively with Lustro Italiano. I can say I won't be buying any more Stone Pro. The Lustro price is back down now, and I've ordered 3 cans of it to last me for a while.

I had some etching from a sanded expoxy grout I used on the marble. Cleaned it right up and bought the tiles back to their original beauty! I would buy it again’

Didn’t work to fix my marble floor