My wife accidentally used a cleaning product (Clorox eco pro) on a client's new bathroom vanity, which I believe is worth around $400. I'm guessing it's a basic Home Depot model with engineered stone. Is there any way to fix the damage? Any advice would be really appreciated! Here's a link to a video showing the issue: https://i.imgur.com/Y6Q6Yx5.mp4
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If you're looking for professional help, a stone restoration company can typically fix it for around $250. They usually diamond sand the surface and then apply a new sealer or polish. Just a heads up, you could also tackle it yourself if you have some tools and experience!
I had a similar issue with some tenants ruining a bathroom surface by storing too many bottles on it. I had a polishing machine already, so I grabbed a set of diamond polishing pads from Amazon and restored the finish myself. It worked like a charm! You might want to consider this route if you're comfortable with DIY.
Nice! That sounds like a solid solution. Did you find the pads easy to work with?
Try using very fine grit sandpaper and a buffer if no chemical solutions seem to work. It can help smooth things out without damaging the surface further. Just be cautious with how much you're buffing!
Definitely go with the absolute finest grit, or you might risk scratching the surface.
Yeah, I've had success with DIY jobs like that before. Just make sure you take your time!