Q. Do marble dining table scratch?

Answer

Because marble is more susceptible to stains and scratches than other materials, ensure sure any spills are cleaned up as quickly as possible. Because acids are highly abrasive and can leave dull areas on the marble, avoid using acidic cleansers as well as cutting or serving acidic meals immediately on top of pieces that are made of marble. Some examples of acidic foods include lemons. Marble is a material that has a high porosity, meaning that it may easily absorb stains and be scratched. Acidic chemicals, such as vinegar or lemon juice, have the potential to readily discolor and etch the surface of marble, which will cause the finish to become less shiny. Another drawback is that marble is a fragile and delicate stone that is prone to cracking because of its softness and brittleness.