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I need help to remove the watermarks from my black quartz worktops.

9 years ago

Please can someone help me with a tried and tested solution for removing water marks from my black quartz kitchen worktops. I've tried Method Daily Granite Cleaner and Lakeland Worktop Wonder, both of these products buff the granite up to a shine, but they don't actually remove the marks.

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