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[QUOTE="tdrink, post: 3133398, member: 1331"] I have soapstone countertops in my kitchen and love them. The mineral oil has made a patina so now I oil once a year mostly just to have that fresh, wet look. Bathrooms are another story. Soap cuts right through the mineral oil and makes it a chore to have a consistent finish. I generally advise my clients to go with a different stone or leave the surface unoiled. Soapstone does not need any type of sealer, ever. It is one of the least porous materials you can find. [/QUOTE]
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