Quartz Countertop Not Shiny. When it was new, it was fairly shiny — not a full gloss finish, but the equivalent of a semi-gloss. Unlike granite or marble, quartz never needs to be sealed.
It is false to think that applying some simple common product is how granite is made shiny. This pattern from Cambria is called Roxwell. In this case, resurfacing may be an option, but you should first apply polish and thoroughly buff the surface to see how it looks and before you make a decision.
The size of the quartz particles affects how much the counters shine, and the resin is available in different tints to control the color.
Quartz is a man-made product, and super hard resin is incorporated into the surface which makes it almost completely non-porous.
It is a physical characteristic of the stone itself. In this case, resurfacing may be an option, but you should first apply polish and thoroughly buff the surface to see how it looks and before you make a decision. If you need to know more about this countertop option, take a look at our other articles.