How to Keep Your Sealed Countertops Looking Beautiful, Without Stress

How to Keep Your Sealed Countertops Looking Beautiful, Without Stress

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So you’ve sealed your countertops with a water-based topcoat, great choice! Now you might be wondering: How do I keep them looking this good? Don’t worry, it’s easier than you think.

 

Here’s a quick and easy guide to help you care for your sealed surface without harsh chemicals or complicated routines.

Let It Cure First

Your sealer might feel dry to the touch in just a few hours, but it actually takes about 7 days to fully cure. During this time, try to avoid heavy use, standing water, or dragging anything across the surface. Think of it like letting your countertop settle into its new armor!

  

🧼 Gentle Is Best

Once your surface is cured, just use warm water and mild dish soap for regular cleaning. A soft cloth or sponge is perfect, no need for anything fancy. Harsh cleaners like bleach or vinegar aren’t countertop-friendly, and abrasive scrubbers can dull the finish over time

 

 

 

 

 

 

💦 Wipe Up Spills Promptly

Your sealer is designed to protect, but quick cleanups are still the best way to keep things looking fresh—especially if you spill coffee, wine, or anything acidic.


 

 

 🍽️ A Few Quick Tips

  • Use a cutting board to avoid scratches.
  • Avoid standing water around sinks or seams.
  • If the surface starts looking a little dull over time, you can always apply a fresh coat to bring it back to life. Most people only need to reapply every 4-5 years depending on use. 

 

Bottom line? With just a few easy habits, your countertops will stay beautiful and protected for the long haul. And if you ever have questions, we’re just a message away!

 

 

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