CLARK’S Stone and Concrete Wax - Soapstone Wax with Orange and Lemon Extracts - Helps Preserve and Protect Against Liquids - Revitalizes Stone Surfaces - Made with Carnauba and Beeswax

I used this on my concrete countertops in the kitchen. Easy to apply, takes a bit of elbow grease to buff off. Much better than a different brand of citrus wax that was recommended because it is not as solid so easier to apply. I will likely have to reapply to frequently used locations monthly but that’s ok. Countertops are much more shinny and water resistant. I need to sand and reseal but that’s is a huge messy project, so this is a great simple solution in the meantime. I wish I had used this stuff after I originally installed the counters 10 years ago.

Works well on granite kitchen sink. Repels soap line and keeps sink looking great

This wax is great. Nice smell and smooths on easily. We have a concrete table in desperate need of sealing. It soaked in better than I expected and left a polished, smooth finish. I also appreciate that it's a food grade wax because the dog keeps sneaking by to lick it. Must taste good as well.

I have been using this on some stone projects. I honestly have not tested it with food yet to see how much oils / color would come through onto the stone but it is easy to use. Goes on easily with a paintbrush but will leave some white residue if there is too much (easy to wipe off after it dries). Smell is pleasant but not overpowering.

Works perfectly on my stone counter. Brings out the beauty of the stone.

The slate hearth of our fireplace seems to "dry out" and look faded. I've tried all sorts of other stuff that was, or was not, intended to restore its lustrous finish.This works well. Lasts about 2-3 months, is easy to apply, and smells nice.

kitchen counter topswish it lasted longer

This wax has really done justice to my concrete table top and my stone hearth as well as wood surfaces. Seals with a deep shine.