How To Seal Granite/Marble & Polish Brass

When my kitchen remodel was finished when we first bought the house 5 years ago, my contractor only had me wipe the grout dust off of the marble backsplash, then he sealed the grout and said to let it cure for at least 30 days. I have been repeating this process every 90 days or so since then. I thought you might want to see my tips on How to Seal Granite/Marble & Polish Brass. These are all the supplies I needed to have a sparkling kitchen. When I sealed and polished everything for the first time, we had just had the big dig for the beginning of the pool. I kept looking out the screen door and watching the dig, so everything was covered in a huge layer of dust. When I washed down the counters I also took all my oils and the utensil holder off this brass tray and cleaned all the oil bottles. Time to wash and polish the brass. I love this piece, so perfect to hold all my necessary things near the stovetop. I find that the easiest way to polish brass is with Bar Keepers Friend. It cleans and polishes things in just a jiffy. Then a nice rinse and dry with a soft towel and this piece is glowing. Now it is time to seal and polish the granite. There are tons of sealers out there, but this is the one I have used for years. I buy it at Bed Bath & Beyond. Love this stuff. A light spray on clean granite and then use the microfiber cloth to rub it in. Then use a nice clean soft towel to buff it to a bright shine. All done. How easy is that. For all the details, hop over to see How To Seal Granite/Marble & Polish Brass. Welcome to Home & Decor Encore! My friends and I have been blogging for many years, so we have a ton of fabulous content from the past. Home & Decor Encore is where we dig into our archives and bring back some old posts that we can update and make fresh or ones you might have missed or are new to you! Doreen from Hymns and Verses keeps it all put together and us all organized.