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Dec192011

Does my granite need more sealant?

DateMonday, December 19, 2011 at 7:30AM

Q: How do I know if my granite countertop needs sealant?
A: Place a couple drops of water on the countertop. If the water stays beaded up like the water on the hood of a brand new BMW then no additional sealant is needed. If the water appears to soak in the stone and the area you placed the water takes on a damp appearance contact your local countertop specialist so they can assist you with this problem.

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