HOPE'SCountertop 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

Works great, used on my old corian counter top and made them look brand new. Not greasy and no build up.

I purchased this product in desperation as my nearly new quartz countertop had a stain from the oven cleaner I had used. The can of oven cleaner foamed out unbeknownst to me and left a large stain as if it had taken a layer off. Yikes! I had already tried baking soda, soap and water, and Simple Green cleaner. I called the store where I had purchased the quartz slab and they did not really have any suggestions except to clean it but this seemed more like a layer had been removed. One swipe of this polish by Hope and the stain was invisible. I am not sure how long this will remain invisible (its only been 3 days) but I am going to keep applying Hope and keep my fingers crossed!

Delivered but one bottle on inside was damaged and it leaked onto the 2 bottles.

Shines nicely but streaks

I bought this especially for my kitchen counters that are white Corian- and I have a very large kitchen. There were some minor blemishes that showed up in certain lighting and having OCD it has bothered me to look at since I bought my townhouse in ‘15. When I saw and read that this would help diminish them I was so excited to get it. Huge mistake! The counters are now 100% ruined from this product and now need to be professionally restored! I read and followed the instructions and was with my cleaning lady when she used it. After looking at the end result, she tried everything she could think of in her arsenal of ‘tricks’ to remove the damaged surfaces. Not one thing helped - see pictures of the counters AFTER using this, and be your own judge! I included a lot of them - but they were taken of various areas and of different counters. This was said to be safe on Corian and other materials by the manufacturer and attested to by some other reviews. I’m not upset about ‘wasting’ my money on the product, but I am furious about having to hire someone to come here and redo the counters it was used on! I’m also upset about having to walk into the kitchen (one of the rooms where I spend a lot of time too) and have to see the ‘new’ look - it makes me want to cry. Obviously it’s getting returned, but I am hoping to figure out how I can hold someone responsible for ruining the Corian and make them pay in some way! It’s not that I don’t have the money to fix them - it’s the principle and the false advertising of what it can be used on safely!

I recently got new cabinets for my kitchen. As expected they were covered in dust, fingerprints, and some contact cement residue. After cleaning them there was no question about the need to polish the laminate.I wasn't disappointed. Take a close look at the photo. The right side shows a shinny and smooth black surface compared to the dull one on the left.I was hesitant about buying this product, but I'm so glad I did. Now the laminate looks beautiful.Look no further, this is it.

Worked as described but will not eliminate scratches.

I have never written a review before, but I have stumbled on to something that I think will save anyone with a corian countertop a lot of work.We recently bought a house with a black corian counter top in the kitchen that had scratches, deeper cuts and large distressed areas that had a white ashy appearance. The realtor assured us that is could be renewed using sandpapers and polish. When I looked on line, sure enough, all the information I found confirmed it could be done with a lot of elbow grease and time. So, I ordered this polish and a kit with different sandpaper finishes. I never used them. It was about 100 degrees in south Florida on the days we moved in and my 10 year daughter was helping unpack pantry items and she sat a large, heavy jar of coconut oil on a small area of the counter by stove. The jar had a small crack and the oil was completely liquefied and a little got on the counter top, leaving little splash spots that were very dark and shiny. For a week I tried to wipe away those little splash spots to no avail. So, I thought why not wipe down the rest of that area with coconut oil since that is how I want the counter to look, black and shiny like it was when it was new. Wow! it turned out beautiful. Waited a week to see if it would last, then did the rest of the counter. I could no longer see the scratches,cuts or white spots!! It was quick and easy, just wipe on oil with a paper towel, go over it with a soft cloth to remove excess. It has been about 6 weeks and it still looks great and if it starts to fade again I will just redo the oil application because it is so easy and fast and completely non toxic!!