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Countertop conundrum (Part 2): Which material should you choose? Stephanie Brick To best protect your granite counters from stains, especially on stones that are lighter in color, as they are more porous, you should seal your stone. (iStock) While there are a dozen different options for countertop surfaces in your home, two stand out above the rest: granite and quartz. During the past few decades, these two options have overwhelmingly prevailed over all other choices on the residential market. Part 1 of this 3-part countertop series reviewed budget-friendly builder-grade countertops. The next category to review is “stone.” One of the most common questions homeowners ask me is: What’s the difference between granite and quartz? Quartz and granite are technically both stone. They are also both resistant to stains, scratches and heat, and are generally low maintenance. Both are typically sold with a polished finish, though honed and leathered finishes may

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