The coating needs to be treated with care, as sharps (knives) and abrasives (scouring products) will scratch Clearstone-coated surfaces, a cutting board is always recommended.
It is not recommended that you place hot pots or pans directly from the oven or stovetop onto Clearstone-coated surfaces. Clearstone can withstand a considerable amount of heat, but we recommend you use a heat-resistant pad or board on top of the surface. If the surface does become damaged it can be repaired by a Clearstone Certified Applicator.
Mild detergents and water should be used for washing and cleaning Clearstone-coated surfaces. Any non-abrasive kitchen surface cleaner can be used; i.e. Windex, 409, or other non-abrasive spray cleaners. We recommend cleaning with a microfiber cloth for best results.
Do not use metal or razor scrapers for cleaning the surface.
While Clearstone-coated surfaces are chemical resistant, aggressive chemicals or sealants should not be in contact with the coating. Aggressive chemicals or sealants can have adverse effects to the appearance and/or clarity of Clearstone.
Should the Clearstone-coated surface become scratched, it can be refinished by a Clearstone Certified Applicator. Please contact Clearstone for a Certified Applicator in your area to receive a quote for repolishing.