Soapstone Wax & Oil

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" Simply the Best "

After many years of testing and research, Garden State Soapstone developed simply the best, natural and organic soapstone wax and soapstone oil.

" The Original" soapstone wax & " The Original " soapstone oil is all natural and organic. Our soapstone wax & soapstone oil accelerates and enhances the natural beauty of soapstone.

Eliminates the need for frequent oiling
A completely food-safe blend of natural oils and waxes including: Grapeseed Oil, Safflower Oil, Elderberry Fruit Extract
Soapstone wax includes Carnauba Wax
Food grade ingredients, safe for food preparation surfaces
Eco friendly 100% natural
Our Soapstone Wax and Soapstone Oil eliminates soapstone countertop maintenance
Our soapstone wax & soapstone oil permanately darkens soapstone

How to Apply

With a clean, soft cloth, apply " The Original " soapstone wax & soapstone oil in a circular motion to the entire countertop. With a second, clean, soft cloth, buff the entire countertop until it feels dry to the touch.

Use " The Original " soapstone wax & oil as often as you like to refresh, maintain, and protect your soapstone countertops. " The Original " soapstone wax & oil enhances the beauty of soapstone's natural patina.

Check out this video...Wax vs. Oil ...

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"I had to write to tell you how amazed I am with your soapstone wax.

First, let me say that my background is in architectural and interior

design, so I am very picky and meticulous.

I moved into a new home and decided again to install soapstone counter

tops. I love soapstone and had countertops, walls and even the floor

(the floors were never treated) in my old home's kitchen. I was using

linseed oil, but trying to keep it looking clean and unblemished was

such pain. I was oiling the countertops about once week; sometimes

more. Even a spot of water would leave a stain. Still, I thought

soapstone to be worth the extra maintenance. So, I tried another brand

of soapstone wax and although it was easy to apply, it proved to be no

better than linseed oil.

When moving into my new home (a 1910 arts and crafts in Bryn Mawr), I

renovated the kitchen and decided on using soapstone again, but I was

also regretting the constant maintenance. Then I came upon your

soapstone wax video on YouTube. I decided to give it a shot in place

of the oil. Well, first of all, it does take effort to apply the

initial application as it is a hard wax and I had to work in small

areas at a time; it took awhile. In fact, in the beginning I thought

I had made a mistake, but I did persevered and used your wax on all

the countertops then allowed them to dry and hand buffed them.

WOW!!!! What difference! Forget linseed oil or any other soapstone

wax!

Here's what I learned about your product:

1: First of all, the soapstone takes on such a beautiful, rich sheen,

no "wet" oily areas (tell me if that's not an ugly sight). In fact,

the stone looks so uniform and rich that many professionals in the

trade swore that I installed honed black marble.

2: It feels natural and smooth.

3: Most important: Your wax is so durable! Anything that sits on the

counters--water, oil--anything-just wipes off leaving not a single

blemish. In fact, in the beginning I was like a dictator telling my

girlfriend to immediately wipe off any water thoroughly as I feared

for those damn water spots. (Although even wiping water immediately on

oiled soapstone just leaves smears.)

Last week I had my walls tiled; I'm sure you're well aware the mess

installing tiles on a wall makes. After the tile was installed, I

waited the next day to wipe off the dried thin-set and grout from the

stone, figuring that I would have to wash down the tops and reapply

the wax. You can imagine my amazement! All that mess hardly made a

blemishI In fact, I'm not sure if you know this, but even silicon

leaves a blemish on oiled stone. I discovered this when one time I

tried using silicon mats next to my sinks to protect the stone from

water spots. Surprisingly it was like the silicon absorbed the oil,

leaving the area almost bare. It was so effected that I used these

matts just once and stored them away. With your wax, these silicon

matts leave no marks at all. Whats more, I waxed the counters again

after the mess from tiling, not because they needed it, I just

couldn't believe they never lightened or left hardly a blemish--all

they truly needed was just a bit of touch up hare and there.

Summation: Though the initial application takes a bit of effort, the

results are far more that worth it! I cannot believe how beautiful

and how well your soapstone wax protects and maintains a luxurious

look and feel. I have been telling everyone about your product

including my countertop fabricator, contractors, tile installers,

architects and interior designers.

Please! Never change your formula! Your wax is worth every penny; no

ifs, ands, or buts!"

Sincerely,

-John V.

"Jay, I love the wax! It has made me fall in love with my soapstone counters again (I've had them for about 6 years)! I waxed them immediately after getting the product in the mail. I haven't waxed them since and they still look great. No more splotchy oil marks (even after wiping them with a paper towel) and oil transfer to what ever I set on the counter, and the color is consistent even aroung the sink despite the water splashes. Love it!!! Thank you for making such a great product."

- Gina M.

"Love the oil! A while back, after I ran out of what Jay gave us, I tried to order it and it was back ordered, so I tried someone else's product. There was NO comparison! I don't know how there can be such a big difference with such simple ingredients, but there is. Our beautiful soapstone countertops look rejuvinated and happy!"

-Janet & Robert

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