A small scratch on a smooth countertop can be annoying. You run your hand over it and feel that tiny groove. It seems like a flaw that will stay forever. But here is the good news. That scratch can disappear in minutes.

No special tools are necessary. No expensive services are called for. With a few simple steps, the surface looks brand new again. This method works fast and works well. And it is all because Corian UAE is made to be repaired with ease.

What you need to get started:

Gather a few basic items before you begin. You will need fine grit sandpaper. Numbers like 400, 600, 800, and 1200 work best. A soft cloth is also required. Water helps keep things smooth. A clean dry towel finishes the job. That is all. No fancy kits or hard to find supplies. Most of these items are already in the house.

Start with the roughest paper:

Begin with the 400 grit sandpaper. Wet it slightly. Rub the scratch gently in a circular motion. Do not press hard. Let the sandpaper do the work. Focus only on the scratched area. Keep the surface wet while sanding. The scratch will start to fade. Stop when it looks dull but even. Wipe the area with a damp cloth to see your progress.

Move to finer grits step by step:

Now switch to 600 grit sandpaper. Again wet the paper. Sand the same spot with light pressure. This step removes the marks left by the rougher paper. The surface will feel smoother. Then move to 800 grit. Follow with 1200 grit. Each step makes the finish finer and less visible. By the end the area will look hazy but not scratched. The haze is a good sign. It means the scratch is gone.

Buff the surface to bring back shine:

Take a soft dry cloth. Rub the sanded area in small circles. Use a little elbow grease. The haze will slowly turn into a soft sheen. Keep buffing until the spot matches the rest of the counter. If the shine does not come back right away, repeat the buffing step. Sometimes it takes a minute for the warmth and friction to work.

Check your work in different light:

Look at the fixed spot from different angles. Natural light shows missed spots best. Move your head side to side while looking at the surface.