The Granite Gallery
PO Box 2593
Conway, AR 72033
[phone] 
501.327.0172
[fax] 
501.327.8824
[e-mail]
granitegallery@att.net

Granite is a durable material known for its strength. It provides a carefree surface that is easily maintained. If sealed properly and regularly, it is impervious to stains and heat.

Sealing of granite is as simple as wiping down your counters and only needs to be done once a year.

Granite is a natural material. It provides beauty and elegance that will be appreciated a lifetime. Since each piece of granite is different in color, your countertops will be unique and distinctive.

Avoid using detergents that can be abrasive and contain chemicals high in acid or alkaline.

Stone is a natural product made of natural minerals. When it is sealed and cleaned properly, you will easily preserve the natural beauty of this surface. Here are some basic guidelines for routine maintenance and cleaning. We provide a professional and complete line of maintenance products including cleaners, disinfectants, wipes, polishes and sealers.
Daily: You may use a sponge with warm water and diluted dish soap. You must thoroughly rinse and dry the surface after washing since soap scum build up may occur and give your granite a dull appearance over time.

Dos and Don'ts
DO Clean surfaces with mild detergent or stone soap
DO Thoroughly rinse and dry the surface after washing
DO Blot up spills immediately

DON'T Use vinegar, lemon juice or other cleaners containing acids on marble, limestone, travertine or onyx surfaces
DON'T Use cleaners that contain acid such as bathroom cleaners, grout cleaners or tub & tile cleaners
DON'T Use abrasive cleaners such as dry cleansers or soft cleansers
DON'T Mix bleach and ammonia; this combination creates a toxic and lethal gas
DON'T Ever mix chemicals together unless directions specifically instruct you to do so

Granite is resistant to stains. Generally, any liquid spilled on a granite top, if wiped up within a few minutes, will not stain. However, even water can soak into a granite countertop and leave a dark colored spot but this will evaporate in minutes. Liquids that do not evaporate, such as oils will cause stains if left to soak into the stone.

Most stains can be removed. Even oil stains can usually be removed using a poultice or paste that will draw out the oil from the stone.

Granite is highly scratch resistant and will not show wear from daily use.

Routine cleaning with mild soap and water is all that is generally required. Once a year, a re-application of a penetrating sealer should be performed, which only takes about 15 minutes.

Granite is heat resistant and can withstand the heat of hot pots and pans without damage. Impact from a heavy object may chip granite but heat from anything short of a blowtorch will not affect your countertop.

Granite is usually competitively priced compared to other high-end surfacing materials. You will be amazed when you compare the price of granite to other popularly famed “luxury surfaces”. Granite offers you an unmatched value with its natural beauty, elegance and longevity.

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