HOPE'S Countertop Restoration Polish - Shines and Protects with No Build-Up - Streak-Free Kitchen Counter Cleaner - Quartz, Marble, Corian, Laminate, Granite Countertop Cleaner, 8 Fl Oz, Pack of 1

good stuff - on marble counter top using a da polisher - great look !!!!!!!!

I used this on an older sink that was very dull. Worked great. It removed the dull and restored the shine. Worked way better than I expected it to.

I originally got sample size of this when I bought my home years ago & had Wilsonart solid surface countertops (similar to Corian). Honestly, it took a lot of work to get it to not streak, but it did eventually bring up a sheen, so I continued to purchase it When I redid my kitchen and put in quartz, I still had a half bottle of this, so I tried it on the new counters. I live in an area with hard water, so there are a lot of water spots around both the kitchen and powder room sinks. It works much better (and easier) on the quartz than it ever did on the solid surface. Shines and leaves it streak-free. This removes those water spots. I tried the Weiman Quartz & Stone spray but it just didn't do the same job cleaning up the water spots. I know there's a temptation to think a spray is easier, but if you've got quartz & end up with something sticky on it, or hard water, the Hope's polish is the way to go. I took away 1 star because it's only adequate for solid surface, but for quartz, it's a 5.

We have old laminate countertops and were hoping this would be a good refresh. This product does almost nothing. It makes the shiny areas of the countertop even shinier, but does nothing for duller parts of the countertop. As soon as you wipe the counters down (which we do at least 3 times/day when we're cooking), any effect disappears. This is not an effective or economical solution.

Fair , it doesn’t keep a shine like I thought it would.

My cabinets are nice and shiny. Hopefully will stay that way

Works like a charm

So when I do my countertops, I do quite a few steps in order to get them to a nice sealed state. So what I did the first is a clean it with soap and water and a sponge. This takes off initial grime that’s on the countertop . Then I take a magic eraser. And go over the surface to be able to really pick up anything that the soap and water missed. Then I use rubbing alcohol to wipe down the surface as rubbing alcohol is pH neutral on Stone. Then I took the polish and I applied it to a buffing pad that I use on my vehicle. This was absolutely amazing saved my wrist and my arms from agony trying to polish the surface. Once I did the whole countertops I took a rag, placed it underneath my buffer, and then took off all the resin and got it nice and smooth as butter polish. After I did that I took a buffing pad and buffed the surface until it was incredibly smooth in case I missed anything that was left over from the polish. And then the last step I did, was I use the 511 stone ceiling and did the whole entire countertop. Let it soak in and then buffed it with the buffing pad to mirror finish. Secret and all of this is prepping the surface and using a buffer to save your body from being sore the next day. It’s a no-brainer for the money and it did a fantastic job!

Definitely a good product. I guess you get what you pay for. I tried it on a piece of laminate countertop and it definitely made a difference. I'm glad it purchase was for two bottles because one won't go real far. Two will last a while. The only downside I ask myself is "When will I find time to clear everything off of the well-used counter so I can do all of it in one go?" LOL

Looks great when it's applied - but as soon as anything wet gets to it it disappears. Not a solution for faded laminate countertops in kitchens

Not as I expected, applied in it in the evening and next morning it marbel top looked the as it was before application

Easy to use…. Not time consuming.

Not quite effect expected for price but worth a try