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How to Fix Streaks on Your Granite Splashback

Granite splashbacks are stunning—but when they streak, it can ruin the look in seconds. Don’t worry! With your SHYN products and this simple method, you’ll restore your granite to its streak-free shine in no time. Why Are There Streaks? Streaks can appear for a few reasons: Leftover residue from previous products Watermarks or mineral build-up from drying water Surface etching (less common, but can happen from strong chemicals) Let’s rule each of these out using your SHYN kit. Step-by-Step: How to Eliminate Streaks Step 1: Test Patch with Water Start with the simplest, safest method. Wet your SHYN Magic Eraser with plain water. Wring it out well so it’s damp, not dripping. Wipe a small test patch of your granite splashback. This will help lift built-up residue or light marks. Step 2: Remove the Residue Wipe over the same area using your damp SHYN Ultimate Microfibre Cloth. This cloth traps anything the Magic Eraser has loosened—no streaks left behind. Step 3: One-Wipe Dry Finish Use your SHYN Drying Cloth to dry the area completely. No rubbing or buffing needed—this cloth absorbs all moisture and removes streaks in just one wipe. That’s it! Your granite should now be clean, clear, and streak-free. If You Still See Streaks: That’s okay—some grime can be stubborn. Lightly spray a patch with SHYN Degreaser (diluted 50/50 with water). Use the Magic Eraser to gently lift any remaining grime or build-up. Wipe with your Ultimate Microfibre Cloth, and dry again with the Drying Cloth.  Still not perfect? If streaks remain after these steps, your granite may have etching or damage from previous harsh products. While this can’t be reversed with cleaning, our method will still keep it as clean and presentable as possible going forward.

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Can SHYN Products Be Used on Caesarstone?

Great question! Caesarstone is a durable quartz surface, but like all stone surfaces, it’s important to note that it’s porous unless sealed properly. Most Caesarstone benchtops come with a factory-applied sealer, which helps protect the surface from staining and damage. However, the condition of that sealer can vary depending on age, usage, and previous cleaning habits. If you're considering using SHYN Degreaser or SHYNER (our polishing and finishing product) on Caesarstone, here’s what we recommend: ✅ Spot Test First Before applying to the entire surface: Dampen a cloth or sponge and apply a small amount of SHYN Degreaser to a hidden or inconspicuous patch. Gently agitate the area using a Magic Eraser to lift any built-up grime or residue. Wipe the surface clean with a clean damp microfibre cloth to remove all product. Dry the area thoroughly using a SHYN Drying Cloth or microfibre. If no damage, discoloration, or residue appears after the surface is dry, you can proceed with cleaning the rest of the benchtop. ⚠️ Important Notes Only use SHYN Degreaser on Caesarstone if there is visible buildup on top of the sealed surface. It’s meant to help rejuvenate the finish, not penetrate into unsealed or raw stone. If your Caesarstone surface has no sealer or the sealer has broken down, avoid using any heavy-duty product until resealed. As always, if you're unsure about the condition of your Caesarstone or how it's been maintained, consult the supplier or test cautiously. SHYN is here to help make cleaning easy, safe, and effective.

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How To Clean Stone

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