TR Industries GG-1 Gel-Gloss Kitchen and Bath Polish, 16 Fl. Oz, White

Polishes and cleans the cultured marble in the bathroom. Normal cleaners are too harsh and mark the surface, this polish is terrific. My only negative is the strong smell of the chemical while using it, I need to open bathroom window and/or have vent fan running.

Had bought this before at hardware big box store. Works great to keep shower stall clean & shiny. But you must get the shower very clean first. Using a squeegee after each shower keeps it nice.

Works great

This is an excellent product.

I NEVER write reviews, but I couldn’t find a good review for this in porcelain tile. I have hard water spots and I used soft scrub with bleach on my expensive charcoal grey tile. The soft scrub left white streaks. I live in a very dry mountain climate as well. My tile drank this stuff and loved it. Even put 2 coats in certain places. It brought my shower back to original color. Large shower used 1 bottle. Dark fixtures loved it to. I did try and avoid grout line. Before and after pics

It didn’t make a difference in shine on my white bathroom cultured marble sinks, counters, garden tub.

Followed the directions to the letter. Made absolutely no difference in the appearance of the white bathroom vanity countertop. Used it twice to make sure I was doing it correctly. Waste of time, money and energy!

Love this product. Have used it for years. The contractor who updated my bathroom recommended this product for the new bathtub. I have used it ever since. I use it for bathtub and the bathroom sink. Keeps it looking brand new!

Works well

Adds a nice sheen to my brushed satin nickel faucets.

I had my doubts but the end result was that it did indeed remove 98% of the water spots on my cultured marble table. The secrete is to apply it, let it dry to a dull coating and then, with a soft cloth polish it to a shine. It did require 3 coats and lots of muscle and polishing. I was a bit puzzled by the ‘Precautionary Statement:’ on the back of the bottle. “Obtain special instructions before use. Do not handle until all safety precautions have been read and understood” Oookay well where do you ‘obtain’ these ‘special instructions’? I searched the internet, wrote to the company and received no reply, so I’m not sure what that’s all about. Reading through the reviews I noticed that a lot of customers were upset about the statement pertaining to “in the state of California ...” I too wish had had been able to read the back of the bottle before purchasing. Am I happy with the end result? YES! Am I happy with how it’s advertised leaving out critical information? Definitely not! Then again, had I known I doubt I would have purchased it. So once again it all comes down to marketing and what they want us to know or not know.

I had hopes that this product would provide better results. Not sure if it's my particular countertop laminate product or something else but made little difference in the shine finish, almost inperceptible. Dissappointed by product and unable to return.

The aerosol spray version was recommended but doesn’t seem to be available any longer. Hoping the cream form will work just fine.