Marble
AntiEtch®
Afghan Black Gold
Afghanistan
MarbleAntiEtch® Candidate
Pentelikon
Greece (Mount Pentelicus, Attica)
Pentelikon
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HardnessMedium(3–5 Mohs)
SoftHard
Acid SensitivityHigh Risk — Will Etch
SafeHigh Risk
Stone TypeMarble
Geological NameMarble
OriginGreece (Mount Pentelicus, Attica)
ASTM SpecificationASTM C503
ClassificationCalcareous — Consistent
Available FinishesPolished, Honed (Matte), Leathered, Brushed, Tumbled
AntiEtch® FinishesPolished, Honed (Matte) only
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Acid-Sensitive Stone
As a calcareous stone, Pentelikon will etch (develop dull spots) when exposed to acidic substances like lemon juice, vinegar, wine, tomato sauce, and many household cleaners. MORE AntiEtch® protection can permanently prevent acid etching on polished and honed finishes.
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MORE® AntiEtch® Protection Available
Pentelikon is a calcareous stone susceptible to acid etching. AntiEtch® provides permanent protection against lemon, vinegar, and other common acids.
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MB Stone I.D. Kit — Test Your Stone
Not sure what stone you have? This kit includes the tools professionals use to identify stone type, test acid sensitivity, check absorption, and determine the right care products.
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Protect your Pentelikon
Pentelikon is a calcareous stone that etches from lemon juice, wine, and coffee. MORE® AntiEtch® stops it.
- Permanent acid-etch protection
- Invisible — keeps the natural finish
- Installed by certified pros
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