TriStone is easy to clean and maintain. The non-porous surface won’t stain, and the uniform colour and pattern throughout the material means it’s renewable in most circumstances.
Every benchtop needs a certain level of care if it’s to stay looking good for years to come. But unlike granite or quartz, TriStone doesn’t ever need resealing. To keep the original finish, simply buff your benchtop once a month, using Chemico and a soft cloth.
Frequent cleaning of your benchtop will increase its gloss level over time. Dirt and residue can easily be removed using water, soap, and Chemico paste.
✓ Apply Chemico paste with a damp cloth and rub in a circular motion. Wipe off any residue with a dry towel.
✓ Always use a cutting board
Cutting directly on top of the solid surface can scratch your benchtop.
✓ Use a trivet or hot pads when placing hot objects on benchtops
Keep direct and indirect heat away from your benchtop. TriStone has innate properties that make it heat-resistant. However, placing heat-generating appliances directly on top of the surface will eventually damage it. Slow cookers should be placed on boards, not the benchtop. Also allow cookware to cool before placing it in the sink.
✗ Avoid contact with strong chemicals such as acetone-based cleaners
If surfaces are exposed to these chemicals, quickly rinse the surface with water.
✗ Do not use abrasive sponges or scouring pads.
In the unlikely event of a permanent blemish in your acrylic benchtop, contact your local supplier to resolve the problem without causing further damage. Altering your finish with harsh products may create an inconsistent appearance in the surface.
Severe damages should only be repaired by a TriStone Certified Fabricator or Solid Surface Repair Agent.
