I agree with John
Certainly worth trying.
That stone doesn't look like black ab but could just be the photo

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> On Sep 28, 2015, at 8:35 PM, "John Freitag" <jfreitag@thestoneandtileschool.com> wrote:
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> Why not polish with dark granite polishing powders and Crystallizer. This
> will add color to the stone and the solids in the crystallizer will make
> those pitted areas look a little better.]this would be a quick fix.
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> Subject: Absolute black granite pitted and dull
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> Hi partners
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> I looked at an apartment complex today that has absolute black in the
> kitchen and bathroom counters. The high-traffic areas around the sink are
> pitted pretty bad.
> They are just trying to make it look presentable when they show the units.
> I'm not going to get into any honing and was just thinking about deep
> cleaning and buff polish. Any thoughts on how to make this look better?
> This pic looks very gray but it's actually black.
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