MB Stone MB-20 Granite Polishing Kit Bundle with Hogs Hair Pads & Pad Driver – Pro Use Only

Revitalize Granite Finishes with the MB-20 Kit

MB Stone Care’s MB-20 Granite Polishing Kit Bundle combines an exclusive polishing cream with a practical pad driver and pad set. When used correctly, the polishing agent may leave granite, mercantile granite, and serpentines looking as much as 20% to 30% better than their original factory finish.

Designed for professional use, this kit is intentionally accessible for homeowners who want a straightforward polishing workflow. It includes a drill attachment that works with a standard variable-speed household drill, so there are no expensive tools to buy upfront.

What’s inside

• 8.5 oz MB-20 Granite Polishing Cream
• 5 inch Pad Driver with Drill Adapter
• 2 x 5 inch Hog Hair Pads
• 1 x 5 inch White Pad

How to use

Here are typical steps to polish mild dullness or light scratches. Start with a thorough cleaning, then apply the polishing cream following manufacturer guidance. Use a light touch and keep the surface cool to avoid heat buildup.

• Polishing is a final-step process; if the finish is too dull or damaged, you may need an intermediate abrasive first.
• Polish is tinted to match darker granites for a seamless finish; this kit supports color-matched results when used properly.

Key benefits and considerations

• Designed for Professional Use – The MB-20 blend targets professional-grade performance for granite, mercantile granite, and serpentine.
• Mirror-Like Shine Potential – A high-gloss result is possible when using a household drill with proper technique.
• Versatile and Safe Coverage – Suitable for a range of surfaces; full polish requires appropriate surface conditions.
• Coverage Expectations – One 8.5 oz jar covers about 200 sq ft; larger blocks may require more product and time.

Usage notes

Results vary by stone condition and technique. If severe damage is present, abrasives may be needed to prepare the surface before final polishing. For extensive repairs, consider consulting a restoration professional.