StoneTech Oil Stain Remover: Professional-Grade Cleaner for Natural Stone, Grout, & Masonry, 1-Pint (.473L)

Sound Guy: This product works well but the odor in the house is unbearable almost. We have to open doors and windows and turn fans on. The odor can give you a headache. It pulls oils out of granite fairly well but might take two applications.

United States on Mar 13, 2023

Fernanda: The product works great and the customer service from the store has been outstanding. I happily recommend them.

Canada on Dec 17, 2022

Human: I bought 3 of these hoping it would remove the oil stains I had on white marble... No success at all!

Canada on May 01, 2022

Geoffrey Bitton: Removed some very tough stains that we had not be able to remove but it leave a slight discoloration with is normal and can barely be noticed.

Canada on Nov 09, 2020

María Murillo: Muy bueno, quita las manchas de grasa como promete, lo recomiendo

Mexico on Jul 19, 2019

Amazon Customer: Did not work for me! My granite had the same stain after the whole"procedure".

Canada on Feb 20, 2017

jumperupper: I bought this after a plastic cup cracked and leaked out water. On the bottom of the cup was some of the adhesive from the price tag, and that combined with the water overnight to leave a cup ring on my sealed granite. I know it was sealed because I sealed it myself just a few months ago! The horror of the stain broke my heart! I tried to clean it off, but it was clearly in the stone. I found this stuff and ordered it from Amazon--free shipping, thanks!! When it came a few days later, I put it on exactly as the label said, and waited 48 hours. When I scraped it off, it was still moist, and the stain was larger! So I put on a new layer, and this time I waited 96 hours. I waited until the top was white, not grayish, and the ring that appears around the compound had disappeared. I figured that meant it was dry underneath. I scraped it off, and the stain is gone. I will reseal it tomorrow. So I would strongly recommend waiting longer than 48 hours to remove it unless it is clearly powder white on top and the solvent ring is gone already. Because I did it twice, I've used half the can, but I hope to never need it again! I've had granite in multiple houses, and never had problems...

United States on May 08, 2015

pinkie: I used this on two areas: first on a small spot that had recently gotten some oil drops on granite that was not sealed by the installers. It worked great (although smelled horrible). Encouraged, I applied the rest on my huge center island that had several large, but rather inconspicuous old grease stains. This had been sealed by the installers, but over the past six months, the kids had left butter knives on it and whatnot and there were some spread-out, but not obvious stains.

The smell on a large area is almost unbearable. My kids and I could barely stomach being in the kitchen at all for the two days in was on the counters. After two days, we removed the dried white flakes and cleaned the area. It completely darkened the counters. Where the paste was has turned a light grey. Kashmir white has grey in it, and it seemed to intensify the grey and make large streaks. I really don't know what to do now. This mistake will probably require me to replace my entire island. I am so disappointed. It looked okay before, and I was just using up the rest of the can on some areas that were not bad, but could be better. Using this product will cost me over a thousand dollars. I very...

United States on Jan 26, 2013

Anastasia: We recently bought a house with beautiful charcoal gray granite. Unfortunately it had deep oil stains next to the stove (I could see through the side of the granite the stain penetrating almost 1/2"deep) and few other smaller stains throughout 4 sq. ft. section of the granite. So I decided to try this stain remover on the existing stains. I diligently followed instructions applying the remover. What I didn't realize is that the stain next to the stove and small others weren't the only stains we had - the whole granite section to the stove was evenly stained/discolored over time. When I peeled off the stain remover, to my horror, I saw several light gray circles - the remover worked too well.

I ended up buying 3 more cans of this stuff and cover the whole section of the granite on each side of the stove (even the backsplash as it was darker than the original color). I know I should have bought at least 4 cans and I didn't have enough for 1/4" layer as instructed, so I ended up applying only 1/8" thickness on the surface. It worked! This was rather an expensive and risky experiment, but there are no more light gray circles. The whole granite section is lighter and matches the...

United States on Jan 24, 2012