Cleaner & Rejuvenator

I use Paperstone Cleaner & Rejuvenator to clean my countertops and island before I apply the Paperstone Finish product. Really important to use this product rather than a regular cleanser on Paperstone - Paperstone looks great and wears well but using abrasive or heavy chemical household chemicals can damage it. One bottle goes a long way -- I only need to buy one bottle every year or so. This product is a cleaner, not a finish product, so recommend that you also buy the Paperstone Finish product.

I really liked the idea of having paperstone installed in my kitchen. It looks a lot like colored concrete but is more earth friendly and very durable. I use the paperstone rejuvenator to keep it looking new. My only complaint is that it doesn't last a bit longer and you could probably get the same look by using a bit of olive oil and rubbing it in the to the finish. This product has no dangerous chemicals though and makes it good for surfaces where food is being placed.

Really cleans and protects PaperStone products. Removes smudges and stains very well and restores original appearance. It is necessary for the countertop maintenance.

overrated. I caved in and bought this because, frankly, my paperstone looks pretty dull. But this stuff is very "short term". Puts a nice rich sheen on the countertop that washes away in the first wipe-off-the-counter -- which happens multiple times a day. In fact, it's almost worse than before you put it on because you can see exactly where you wiped the counter down. I love the look of a clean paperstone countertop, but I wish I'd have picked something a little easier to keep looking nice. I'm learning to live with the duller mottled look of my paperstone because it's just easier to keep looking uniform.

I liked how PaperStone Cleaner & Rejuvenator cleaned my paper stone counter top, but I wish that there was a product that would be longer lasting, in that, once a droplet of water is on the counter top, there are smudges of where the water had splashed. I would like something that would keep my counter tops black, like a sealent. I have tried a sealer, but brush strokes or rag strokes are inset after applying. Is there any product that would help this counter top stay solid with not water spots. thanks, dawn

I’ve been using the Oslo oil for my paperstone and wood countertops. For the paperstone it’s important to do a light even application of the oil or it won’t look good. I decided to try this. I’m not sure if it’s less dense than the Oslo but it’s easier to apply and my countertops look great. Saves money rather than hiring a professional counter resurfacer.

I may be wrong but his product doesn't have a lasting effect of keeping my paperstone countertops looking good. Honestly coconut oil works just a good and is 1/20 of the price.