Goddard Marble Polish

First of all, this is hard to find out in the real world, so I was happy to find it on Amazon. I can't remember what I paid las time I found it in store but I know it's a little more expensive than other marble polishes. The tin is easy to use and store and it doesn't really dry out if you put the lid back on properly. (If it does dry out, add a little water to it and it comes back to life easily.)This is easy to use. Just buff it into the surface until it makes a haze and then use a soft, cotton cloth to polish. I have used this on travertine, white marble and quartz with beautiful results. I even use it on a synthetic marble countertop in a bathroom and it perks it right up.I think the only drawback is the really putrid smell the product has. It's quite strong and smells a little volatile. Other than that, it's really the best polish I've ever used for stone and marble.

Thought this would bring back the glossy finish to my 130 year old marble. It didn't but did make it super smooth.

The best polish for my marble table.

What it was intended for!