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Cultured Marble Care and Maintenance   

Cultured marble is an easy product to clean and maintain.  Follow these simple steps to help keep the "good as new" look for your cultured marble product for a lifetime of beauty and service.

• Never use an abrasive cleaner, steel wool, scouring pads, scrapers or sandpaper on any part of the cultured marble surface - doing so will permanently damage the surface.

• Clean with a general purpose liquid detergent - 409, Pinesol and Tilex all work very well on cultured marble.

• To remove built up hair spray, paint, or other difficult stains from the surface, use turpentine, denatured alcohol or paint thinner.

• To remove plaster or construction residue, scrape the surface lightly with a wooden edge and wash with a mild liquid detergent.  Never use a wire brush or metal tool to scrape residue from the cultured marble surface.

• If the stain is from hard water or mineral deposits, then use a liquid cleaner for removing iron, calcium, or other mineral deposits that may be in your water supply.  Most of these types of cleaning agents will not damage the gel-coat as long as the label instructions are followed carefully

• Restore dull surfaces by using a liquid compound (such as what is used on cars) followed by a light application of liquid wax.