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[Audio description] Audio-described
version, with a

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synthetic narrator. The original video
pauses briefly for

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descriptions. Fox Marble and MORE logos
appear above the

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title, Fox Marble on MORE AntiEtch. A card
asks, What

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happens when natural stone etches? Dan
Lopez speaks in the

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facility. His title identifies him as
Stone Care Manager,

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Fox Marble. A close-up shows dull rings
and marks on a pale

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stone surface.

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[Dan Lopez] What happens is the top layer
actually

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usually damages with a lot of marble and

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limestone. It's called etching. It
basically burns the top layer of the

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surface off. That can only be repaired by

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re-sanding, re-buffing, or re-polishing.

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[Audio description] A second card asks,
Why does Fox Marble

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use MORE AntiEtch? Cutaways show liquid
poured onto a veined

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counter, a worker guiding a bright
UV-light unit over the

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surface, gloved hands passing across it
and a cloth wiping

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it.

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They came out with a coating called MORE

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AntiEtch, which we evaluated here at Fox

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Marble. We've done some studies on it and

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seen it actually applied to the surface.

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That actually bonds with UV lighting. It
becomes very durable, very tough.

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It has low VOCs. It's a quick product to

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be applied. The other thing is it has a

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huge longevity to it. Sometimes it's very

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difficult to notice it's even on the
counter.

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There are times where I've applied it to

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certain customers, and friends come in and

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they're like, "There's no coating."
They're

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like, "Fox Marble installed this coating

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on top of my kitchen surface. I can't see

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it." It's there. That's the benefit to it.

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[Audio description] A finished kitchen has
pale veined stone

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counters and a broad island. The video
returns to Dan for

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his closing statement.

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it." It's there. That's the benefit to it.

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With MORE AntiEtch coating, the etching,

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the staining, it really helps prevent it.