Hi Stephanie,

Super easy to care for. I love my countertop. I would seal
it once a year but no more than that. I have had butcher
block, laminate, tile, quartz and hands down this is the
easiest to care for. Seriously, I love my granite.
Sealing is as easy as spraying a counter, but you wait
for awhile to let the water soak, spray again wait a bit
and wipe off. Done. And this is only once a year.

Here are a few photos I have not taken recent ones, these
are probably the same ones you saw before.
~boxer

The ones below here are no longer my kitchen but definitely
beautiful Virginia Jet Mist Granite.

Jax1723's from gardenweb Granite Hones Jet Mist

Jeanteach's VJM granite

This is Jax1723's granite from GW. Notice how it is not
black but more of a graphite color. I love that she
provided this images for all of us to see.

Dees from GW Honed Jet MIst

JeanTeach enhanced her granite and wanted us to see how
it looks.

Jax1723

Google image

Google image

I have it and love it. We have three kids and a crazy counter-surfing dog, and nothing....I've posted my kitchen a billion times, but here's a link to the album.

Here is a link that might be useful: pics

THANK YOU!!! Thank you SO much! I love it. Those pictures are so helpful. Histo-your house is gorgeous and what a beautiful kitchen! Thank you!

I also have honed jet mist granite and I love it! I haven't sealed it in the 2.5 years I've had it and it's just fine. The carerra island I put in is another story altogether!!

Fullpass...oh no! I'm planning to put jet mist on my island where my cooktop is and where I do most of my (messy!) prep...but I'm planning on white marble on my perimeter!

I know this is an old thread but I have a relevant question. We just installed honed Virginia Mist counters. We were considering using an enhancer, but then decided that we like the gray, unenhanced, look better. So then we got some Granite Gold sealer from Home Depot and applied as directed (1 coat so far). It doesn't seem to do anything at all to prevent oil from staining the counters.

Those of you who have 'carefree' honed Virginia Mist counters -- what do you use for sealing?