Quartz, as the hardest material on earth after diamond, ensures that the countertop is not easily scratched in daily use. Whether it is knives, cutlery, or other sharp objects in the kitchen, the calacatta quartz countertop can effectively resist and keep the surface smooth and flat.

For small cracks, clear resin is the best repair material. If clear resin doesn't completely repair the crack, you can try using a stain to match the color of the quartz stone. If the cracks are large and cannot be repaired with resin or stain, consider placing decorative items, utensils, cutting boards, etc. on the quartz countertop to cover the damaged area.

Quartz is an essentially non-porous material, meaning it has few gaps and holes in its surface. Since bacteria and mold often rely on moist environments and organic matter to grow, the non-porous nature of quartz makes it difficult for bacteria, mold and mildew to grow and multiply on its surface.

As a high-end countertop material, the price of quartz stone varies based on a variety of factors. The cost of quartz countertops is typically calculated on a per square foot basis, with prices ranging from $60 to $80. Quartz is typically sold in slabs approximately 120 by 55 inches, and the more slabs needed to complete a countertop, the higher the project cost.