Yellow Bag Stain On Marble Counter

[Bionicle5]

I carelessly left a yellow plastic bag soaked with chemicals meant for cleaning sinks. After lifting the bag after a couple days I was horrified to find a big yellow mark on the marble bathroom counter. Anyone have any suggestions on how I can remove that? https://imgur.com/a/E2gd1cn

[jno]

anything here that might help?

https://www.realsimple.com/home-organizing/cleaning/cleaning-kitchen/how-to-clean-marble

Sorry, I have no personal experience

[Old_Geezer]

It is my understanding that marble can soak in stuff. I wish you luck, but my suspicion is that it'd need replacing.

[davebro3]

The stain will have soaked in. If it's not too deep it may be possible to "refinish" the surface using an abrasive (the link mentions steel wool) & then re-polishing.  Sounds like a job for an expert & results not guaranteed.

[smurfchops]

Not sure if you can use Barkeepers Friend on marble.  It is magic on ceramic and white plastic.

[MargoTester]

Baking soda mixed to a paste with a little water spread on the stain covered with plastic left overnight apparently works, try on an unseen place first. 

[barry1010]

Try toothpaste, the cheapest you can find.  I got rid of horrible black marks off my marble using that, nothing else worked

[bhg481]

Our daughter is involved with kitchens and advises everybody to avoid marble tops because of the stain risk.

[Tilly2]

Are you sure it's marble and not coriander?

[barry1010]

I think you mean Corian, Tilly 😁

[Tilly2]

Corian!

[gingejbee]

I'd try a gentle bleach...NOT chlorine-based, but oxygen-based.

Hydrogen peroxide solution.

[Tilly2]

If it is Corian, it can be rubbed out and polished.