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Hi, I once had the very same problem but with an entire (rather large) master bathroom white marble countertop.  It was not only scarred, but stained as well. I called a professional marble installer and to my amazement, he restored the entire countertop to "like new" condition in just a few hours. It was not terribly expensive but the cost was born by the renters via a reduction in the deposit. (From experience, I've learned to take extensive "before and after" photos to prove damage caused by renters -  don't even get me started on the renters who somehow cracked numerous ceramic floor tiles in another property).  Good luck, I'm confident that you can get your counter restored :)

kbjesq

kbjesq

Hi, I once had the very same problem but with an entire (rather large) master bathroom white marble countertop.  It was not only scarred, but stained as well. I called a professional marble installer and to my amazement, he restored the entire countertop to "like new" condition in just a few hours. It was not terribly expensive but the cost was born by the renters via a reduction in the deposit. (From experience, I've learned to take extensive "before and after" photos due to damage caused by renters -  don't even get me started on the renters who somehow cracked numerous ceramic floor tiles in another property).  Good luck, I'm confident that you can get your counter restored :)

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