Two questions. First is about sapphire brown granite. I have a counter done in it and it does not appear to need sealing (bylemon and oil test), but it can get a little dull. What can I do to get a more "wet loo". Second is about a counter I had installed that either has 2 different slabs or different granites! One side is definitely St. Cecilia. It is glassy and smooth and well fabricated. The other half is fissured and gritty and the laid out with the sections going in different directions. I don't know what granite it is. It is simiar to Cecila but the pattern is not diagonal. It has a much lighter background and is more brown than gold. The patten is more spotty looking.The contractor agrees that half of it need to be replaced to get match. We want to keep the unknown half but I am leary because of the gritty feel. can this be resolved by sealing? If a glass of water is left on it, it discolors but then dries out and returns. Sorry so long but I don't know what to do. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Dear Kathy:
The followings are all classified as Sapphire Brown “granite”:
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