STONETECH Oil Stain Remover, Cleaner for Natural Stone, Grout, & Masonry, 3OZ (88.7ML) Can

LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!! I have tried 5-6 different methods to remove 8-9 deeply embedded oil stains on my Bluestone Fireplace Hearth. Nothing worked. Nothing! Some cleaners even darkened the stains further. I followed the directions and left it on for the recommended three days. I used a plastic scraper and stains are totally gone! One minor issue after scraping the dried treated spots ....the left over residue was a bit challenging to remove. A small handheld wire brush did the trick with some water. After 2-3 tries it looks brand new. Would buy again!!!!

Very effective for removing oil stains from granite. You can put it on thinner than the directions say for many stains, which cuts way down on the time it takes to work and makes the product last longer. It can be done in 24 hours many times, but a thicker application might take 48 hours.Surprisingly, the odor is very pleasant fruity scent, although a bit overpowering.

Absolute garbage. Applied to an oil stain twice on a concrete countertop and let it sit overnight. Didn’t do a thing. Use baking soda and hydrogen peroxide. Cheaper, nontoxic, and far more effective.

This stuff is amazing, but you have to be patient and follow the directions. I just put in a new granite countertop, and before I could seal it, I got a nasty oil stain left overnight. I ordered this stuff, and by the time it arrived, the oil stain had been settling for a few days. I carefully read the directions; applied a generous bit, and let it sit until it is completely dry. DON'T PANIC if you apply it, and see what looks like an oil stain seeping into your stone. That's the solvent, and it takes at least 24 hours to dry. I left this to work for about a day and a half, then buffed off the powdery residue, and the nasty oil stain was COMPLETELY gone. Patience. It magically draws out oily stains, and it also smells nice. A small can will go a very long way. I will always keep this stuff in my cabinet.

We nearly had to leave ur house after applying it to our bathroom vanity. Must be ery unhealthy to breath this.

I recently had an oil stain on my marble countertop and tried just about everything to remove it. I used baking soda with hydrogen peroxide, Goof Off, acetone, and even rubbing alcohol—none of them worked. I also tried other well-known products, including The Pink Stuff, but nothing made a difference.After exhausting all my options, I decided to purchase Stonetech Oil Stain Remover from Amazon. I applied it to the stained area, followed the instructions, and waited 72 hours. When I finally removed the product, I was amazed—the oil stain was completely gone!This is the only product that actually worked after multiple failed attempts with other solutions. It was gentle on the marble, didn’t cause any discoloration, and effectively lifted the stain without a trace. It takes patience, but it does the job exceptionally well.

It took me about 6 times to get rid of a very stubborn chemical oil stain. But it is almost unnoticeable now (upper left corner). I’ve tried at least ten different things prior to buying this for the past 7 years!!!! This was gentle and so easy to clean afterwards!!!! Just scrape off and vacuum. Dries within an hour or so, therefore not dangerous to pets. I kept the room closed when it was wet, but once it’s dry, I opened it back up. I honestly didn’t think this stuff would work because nothing else prior did.Thank you for selling it! You made me so happy.

This stuff is the real deal. I tried several different methods to get rid of the oil stain on the end of my quartzite island and none of them worked. Two applications of this product and the stain is completely gone. The key is layering on this product very thick. The instructions say 1/4" which is very thick when applying it. The first time I didn't apply it that thickly and it didn't work. The second time I applied an extremely thick 1/4" layer and it completely removed the stain.100% would use this product again, the results speak for themselves.