if i want to use it on a counter that already has a few stains and marks should i clean it before with another product or this one will remove them?
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The sealer will not remove stains, no. Use StoneTech Professional Oil Stain Remover - 3 oz to remove any stains. I can't promise it'll remove everything, of course, but it has worked wonders for me.
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Stains can be removed with Stonetech Oil & Grease Remover but marks are usually etching due to ph imbalance and needs to be polished out.
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No. Bulletproof is not a cleaner. Use the product recommended by Hazemac or you can try Stonetech Klenzall cleaner before sealing.It depends on what caused the stain.
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How I understand this product: Think of a dry sponge, then fill the sponge with water. Once the sponge has water in it, it can no longer soak up more water. That's what this product does, the sealer in essence fills the stone so that other things can't soak in. However what I understand is that you still need to wipe up spills quickly because if left to soak in, then some of the spill may in fact soak in. Your existing stains will not be removed by a sealer. It's not a cleaner. It's made to prevent future liquids from absorbing into a porous material.
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The only scrubing you have to do is with soap and water with a SOS. Unless your counter tops are overly oily.
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If you have the concentrate you dilute with water (per directions) then spray on and wipe off. I use it on granite counters.
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Easy, just use the scrubby side of a non-scratching sponge and a little Bar Keepers Friend. Whatever you have burnt on the bottom, or stained it with, will come right off. Bar Keepers Friend is the greatest cleaner and polisher for enameled or stainless steel surfaces ever.
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oh really? Okay use a bar of soap and apply it to the areas where there's stains. I usually after every use just rinse gently with soap and water so the stains don't stick and hang it up to dry, then machine wash once a week.
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I suggest a cleaner that is save for plastics called Bar Keeper's Friend. It is one of the best kitchen cleaners I've discovered over the decades. It comes in a gold color container similar in shape to what you find "Comet/Ajax" in but this is non-abrasive and leaves no residue. I've used it with a scrubby pad to completely recover a pan with years of cooked on dark gook on the bottom, that's how good it is. Amazon carries it too: Bar Keepers Friend® Cleanser & Polish 12 Oz Two Pack
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I suppose it depends on what you are cleaning off of it.If it is paint or polyurethane use what that product says to use for clean up.I hope this helps some.
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It can be removed without damage, i just did recently, came out clean with no marks/residue
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Yes. My daughter uses them on our counter and inevitably there are stray marks where she misses the paper. I just use a mr clean magic eraser and they are gone. Other cleaners work too.
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I don't think so, unless you reapply frequently, which defeats the purpose of the finish. That said, I wouldn't recommend using those cleaners on a wooden countertop as it will end up in your food.
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If it's a surface stain, Soft Scrub Cleanser might do the trick. I use it on my white Pfaltzgraff dinnerware for food and silverware marks.
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Hmmm. That's weird. Honestly, I don't know because I clean my countertops with 409 before I use this polish. I also have gray countertops, so it may hide the water spots. If you have lighter countertops, you might try using one of those Mr. Clean erasers before using the polish. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. But Weiman is a very reputable brand. It may do the trick.
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I don't know why you are ending up with prints on your mats but that shouldn't be happening ever. I have over 20 mats and none of them have prints on them. I clean mine every day with a swifter and mine still look like brand new. It could be the solution your using to clean them with. You should not use anything strong to clean them with. Gentle soap and water seems to work for me. I have even spilled color on them and they never have had anything that remained after cleaning including prints. Floor cleaner is not recommended. Not to sound redundant, be sure to use nonabrasive cleaning products on the mats. Hope that helps. I don't know why you are ending up with prints on your mats but that shouldn't be happening ever. I have over 20 mats and none of them have prints on them. I clean mine every day with a swifter and mine still look like brand new. It could be the solution your using to clean them with. You should not use anything strong to clean them with. Gentle soap and water seems to work for me. I have even spilled color on them and they never have had anything that remained after cleaning including prints. Floor cleaner is not recommended. Not to sound redundant, be sure to use nonabrasive cleaning... » Read More I don't know why you are ending up with prints on your mats but that shouldn't be happening ever. I have over 20 mats and none of them have prints on them. I clean mine every day with a swifter and mine still look like brand new. It could be the solution your using to clean them with. You should not use anything strong to clean them with. Gentle soap and water seems to work for me. I have even spilled color on them and they never have had anything that remained after cleaning including prints. Floor cleaner is not recommended. Not to sound redundant, be sure to use nonabrasive cleaning products on the mats. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I used it to clean mine and didn't have any issues. Couldn't hurt to do a spot test first, though.
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It does pretty good if you get the stain fast enough. You might have to clean it a few times.
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cleaner and polish. Use the Cleaner first, or the Finish product will not leave a good look.
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mine has stained horribly, and nothing I do seems to get it out. But it still works the same as when it looked clean.