Free Marble Shine Check
Has Your Marble Lost Its Shine?
Marble can lose its shine for many reasons. Send us two photos before you try wax, floor polish, or another cleaner.
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Free Marble Check
Tell Us What Is Happening to Your Marble
Share your details. Tell us about dull areas, scratches, white marks, or old floor polish.
For a faster reply, upload one close-up photo and one wider photo in good light.
Find the Cause
What Has Changed in Your Marble?
Marble may look dull, scratched, uneven, or marked. This can happen because of daily use, lemon or vinegar marks, cleaner left on the floor, or old floor polish.
Dull Areas
Some areas look flat while other areas still shine.
Acid Marks
Lemon, vinegar, drinks, or strong cleaners can leave pale marks or dull spots.
Scratches from Daily Use
People walking on the floor every day, dust, and rough cleaning can leave scratches.
Cleaner Left on the Floor or Old Polish
Old floor polish or layers left on the floor can make the marble look dull.
See a Small Test
See How the Right Cleaning and Polishing Can Help
We may first work on a small test patch. This helps you see what the floor may look like before work starts on the full floor.
Results depend on the marble type, how damaged it is, and the products used before.
Three Simple Steps
How We Check Your Marble and Tell You What to Do Next
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Send Two Clear Photos
Send one close-up and one wider photo. Show the dull area and nearby marble in good light.
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We Look for the Cause
Our marble care team checks the shine, scratches, lemon or vinegar marks, water marks, and old floor polish.
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We Suggest the Next Step
We may suggest a small test patch or a site visit. Then we explain the best way to clean, repair, and polish your floor.
Different problems need different fixes. One polish or cleaner cannot solve every marble problem.
Common Causes
Why Does Marble Lose Its Shine?
People Walking on the Floor Every Day
People walking on the floor every day can slowly reduce the shine, especially in busy areas.
Acid Marks
Lemon, vinegar, drinks, and strong cleaners can leave dull spots.
Water Marks and Cleaner Left on the Floor
Water marks and cleaner left on the floor can make marble look dull and uneven.
Old Floor Polish or Old Layers
Old products or poor polishing can leave an uneven shine that does not last.
Marble can lose its shine for more than one reason. Cleaning, polishing, scratch repair, and work to make weak marble stronger are different jobs. We first check the floor, then suggest the right work.
The Right Result
The Goal Is to Bring Back the Natural Shine
The right work should bring back the marble’s natural shine without covering its colour or pattern.
This work is often called marble restoration. In simple words, it means cleaning, repairing, and polishing the marble so it looks good again.
The final look depends on the marble type, how damaged it is, and the result you want.
Find the Right Fix
Does Your Marble Need Simple Polishing or More Work?
Light dullness may need only cleaning and polishing. Deeper scratches or acid marks may need the top layer to be smoothed first.
Light Dullness
A deep clean and light polish may be enough.
Acid Marks
The top layer may need to be gently smoothed before polishing.
Deep Scratches
The top layer may need more smoothing. Very deep scratches may still remain slightly visible.
Old Floor Polish or Old Layers
These may need to be removed before we can see the real marble underneath.
Small Test Patch
A small test can show the likely result before work starts on the full floor.
Check Based on Your Problem
Small Test Before Full Work
See the Result First
Help During the Work
When More Work Is Needed
One Product Cannot Fix Every Marble Problem
Some marble floors need more than cleaning and polishing. If the marble is weak, DUSH may also suggest a product that helps make it stronger. Densi-Max Ultra can be used as part of that work when needed.
- Used only after we check the marble
- Part of a full marble repair process
- Used with help from our team
Simple Answers
Common Questions About Marble That Has Lost Its Shine
Common causes include daily use, scratches, lemon or vinegar marks, water marks, wrong cleaners, and old floor polish.
Yes, in many cases. The result depends on the marble type, how bad the damage is, how it was laid, and what products were used before.
Dirt stays on top of the marble. Acid marks change the marble itself. A small cleaned test patch helps show the difference.
Not always. Light dullness may need only cleaning and polishing. Deep scratches or uneven areas may need the top layer to be smoothed first.
Light scratches can often be reduced or removed. Deep scratches need more work and may remain partly visible.
It depends on how many people use the floor, what cleaners are used, how the floor is cared for, and how the marble looks now. Every floor is different.
Send one close-up photo, one wider photo, and one photo in good light. Also share your city, how old the floor is, and the rough area size.
Send Two Photos and Let Us Check Your Marble
Send one close-up and one wider photo of the dull area in good light. We will check the problem and tell you the next step.
Fill in the short form so our team can understand the marble problem.