Rejuvenate Kitchen & Bathroom Countertop Polish, 16 Ounces

Had two vanities to do. One it didn't work at all and then I realized it was operator error. Too much on and didn't try and it was kind of messy. Decided on the next one to use less product and rub in more. Worked wonderful. So the key is only use a very small amount and rub it in all over. Don't keep adding. A little goes a long way. It totally brought the dull coloring back to a nice even coloring. Also you are supposed to have an applicator which I did not know needed to buy. So I just used what I had.But it was similar and worked. Definitely would recommend.

We have gone through I don't how many other stone polishing products trying to keep our granite kitchen countertop look shiny and well-maintained. This product really did the job. Very easy to apply and polish. Make sure your countertop is totally clean, for example by washing it off using a solution of 1 cup of vinegar and two pints of warm water. Wipe the countertop, and let it dry for 5-10 minutes before applying Revujenate. And make sure that you order the less than $3 application pad, it makes it so much easier. Inspired by the good results, we decided also to use the product for a marble vanity top which we also have had trouble keep looking good. It worked perfectly for that as well. And finally, we used it for some couch tables made of soft limestone, they never looked any better than they do now. From my perspective, this product is ideal for revamping/polishing just any kind of stone product. Disclaimer: No, I'm not on payroll with this company, nor am I a blogger or being paid for writing this review. But I frequently rely very much on reviews myself when I shop on Amazon and other places, so I thought I also need to contribute with a product review once in a while.

This is likely a good choice for *after* you've buffed out any surface scratches. It's not a high gloss polish, but it does give a bit of sheen to countertop surfaces.You really will want to use a refinishing product to remove the scratches first. I've used a gel product for years, but this provides a much nicer shine.

This listed Corian countertops, specifically, as a surface for this product to be used on. That caught a my attention because apparently you can’t just use whatever products on Corian. I have a lot of countertop space, so it was a bit of work to “apply the product in a circular motion and buff off”. My countertops looked great immediately after using, but I don’t think it added a renewed luster or shine to them. And it didn’t remove any small scratches, but then again, maybe it was just supposed to “remove the appearance of” small scratches. Tricky wording, I guess. This was not cheap and the sponge they recommend sucks.My recommendation for Corian countertops? Buy Dr. Bronner‘s Sal-Suds Biodegradable Cleaner. A 32 oz. bottle is less than $15 and it’s concentrated, so you only put a couple of tablespoons in a spray bottle of water. That will last me 2 years.I would not buy this product again.

I am so PLEASED with this product!I was hesitant to purchase this product for my laminate countertops because I had tried others and they required A LOT of buffing with really no result. However, the Rejuvenate for Kitchen and Bath was amazing!I purchased the recommended applicator and buffer. First I cleaned my countertops with vinegar water and let them dry completely. Then I just started at one end of my kitchen and went completely around to the other end. I applied a light coat in a circular motion like I would dust furniture and let it dry for about 10 minutes. I will say by the time I got to the end of my kitchen, where I started was more than 10 minutes and ready to buff. Again I used the buffing side of the applicator and again, buffed in a circular motion from where I started to the end. The SHINE was amazing!I did not use a heavy hand or much “elbow” grease in the application nor the buffing. I didn’t even work up a sweat. From start to finish too about 45 minutes(including cleaning and dry time)! I would highly recommend!!!

Have 20 yr old Corian kitchen countertops. Look ok in average light and from distance. Get closer in bright light or sunshine and you see fine scratches all over. This product summary claims to renew the surface and fill in small scratches. Followed instructions, applied with recommended applicator pad, waited, then polished off with recommended microfiber pad. Disappointed to see absolutely no difference in before and after. Later tried it as a countertop cleaner. Works well for that purpose but not as a restorative polish.

Good polish, but you need to use the correct and matching sponge.

The right side is done the left is not. The first pic is while its wet. Looks kinda good. But then you buff it out & the polish highlights the flaws even more than before it was done. Now its all blotchy in front & looks horrible. Had high hopes but ended up disappointed. Save your money.