Granite can look darker from absorbed oil or moisture, cloudy from mineral or cleaner film, or uneven because of sealer, residue or finish changes. Diagnose the pattern before choosing a remover.
Remove mineral residue from granite countertops without relying on acids that can affect some stones or sealers.
Treat oil stains in granite with a stone-safe process, careful identification and realistic expectations for absorbed staining.
Tape, label, and construction residues on granite require a stone-safe approach that considers the stone, its sealer, and the chemistry of the adhesive.
A dark or cloudy mark on granite may be temporary moisture, a mineral deposit, an oil-based stain, sealer behavior, or a finish change rather than one generic “water stain.”