MORE® AntiEtch® - Care and Maintenance

Overview

The care and maintenance of MORE® AntiEtch® is consistent with recommendations from the Natural Stone Institute in the care of marble surfaces with the exception of recommendations against acid etching and staining.

Care & Precautions

  • Always use trivets or mats under hot pots or pans. Do not place hot items from the stove or oven directly on the treated surface.

  • Aways use a cutting board when using sharp objects on or near the surface to avoid scratching or cutting the surface. Do not cut directly on the treated surface.

  • Always use coasters, trivets or mats under plates, cups, silverware and other household items that can scratch the surface.

  • Do not slide objects across the surface to avoid scratching from occurring.

Cleaning

Daily Cleaning - Use MORE® Stone & Quartz cleaner as directed in combination with a clean, white microfiber cloth.

Deep Cleaning or Disinfecting - Wash the surface using a mild, liquid dish washing detergent with warm water in combination with a clean, white microfibre cloth. Rinse the surface thoroughly after washing with warm water and then dry with a clean, white microfibre cloth.

Removing Color - In the affected area only, use a alcohol based cleaner in combination with a clean, dry microfibre cloth to remove any food build up or color that is not removed by daily or deep cleaning processes.

Removing Calcium Buildup - It is common that on any surface, that calcium buildup can occur around tap areas due to the minerals in the water. To remove, use a vinegar and water solution mixed 1:8. Apply the solution to the affected area only in combination with a clean, white microfibre cloth. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and a clean, white microfibre cloth.

* Do not use scouring powders, creams, or scrubbing pads as these products contain abrasives with may scratch the surface

Maintenance & Repairs

Any repairs to the surface such as scuffing, scratching, marring or cut marks should be assessed and treated by a MORE® AntiEtch® certified applicator. Trained technicians will use the methods outlined in the MORE® AntiEtch® Certified Applicator Manual to restore the treated surface. Do not attempt to repair or alter the surface without the guidance of a MORE® AntiEtch® certified applicator.