A Stuart Matte finishes always take a little more to care for though if the correct cleaners are used it will be no different to any polished surface. Care & Cleaning Essentials for Quartz

My cabinetmaker told me about Dekton, which he described as like the next generation Caesarstone (but not made by Caesarstone). I saw a Dekton display at a recent trade fair and was impressed by the product, versatility and range of colours. Much tougher than Caesarstone as it can also be used for external kitchens, flooring and external cladding. I currently have a client who is looking at the white (which is actually more of a warm off-white) for her kitchen. Looks like a great product with lots of potential - but seems to be impossible to get samples from the Melbourne supplier. https://www.dekton.com.au/benchtops/ Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

We used it on this kitchen: https://www.facebook.com/thejoinerystore/photos/ms.c.eJwzsjQ0MzQ2NbYwtDQxNTC31DOCCJiZgAVMjQFyawa4.bps.a.2381520145406608/2916135381945079/?type=3&theater We also have it on display in our show room. It has proven quite popular.

Hi Tobi, thank you. Yes Enjo gets everything out. Similar to Malcolm just with Enjo cloth you use cold water with the ‘kitchen glove’ then buff with the ‘kitchen miracle’. Both bench tops and splash back take less than 10 minutes. I use the Enjo marble paste on the edges where belt buckles leave grey ‘scratches’ they buff straight out and then I do the glove/buff routine. I don’t sell Enjo - honest! Before we got the rep over I tried the cleaning kit from caesarstone, spray n wipe, windex & magic erasers . Nothing came close to what we do now. I think it might be because the Matt surface has tiny crevices in it and the fibres get in there with just water so no residue. Get what you love you won’t regret it.