Left it on for 60 hours. When I scraped it off was still somewhat damp and now there's a much larger stain. Is this solvent? Is it going to dry?
304053
I like this product, but it is expensive for how long it lasts and you must follow the directions exactly. You MUST let it dry. It is not a solvent. It is a poultice, that is, it pulls the water spot out of the granite. I experienced the same "larger spot occurring" the first time I used it and did not let it dry. Hope this helps.
304054
Don"t use this product. It does not work even after 6 applications. It left a stain on my sandstone statue.
304055
Yes, the area will dry after a few days. The stain area only looks larger because you must have applied the remover at least an inch wider as directed by instructions.
304056
If it was still damp after 60 hours I'm guessing it was on too thick and must be the solvent. Mine was completely dry after 48 hrs but I still had some stain so I did it a second time.
304057
I applied it 3 times and left it on for days. It did not do a thing. A waste of money.
304058
I left it on some dark but fairly small stains from the bottom of a bottle of olive oil overnight. The product was almost dry in the morning. When I scraped it off there was a slightly damp spot on each area where there had been a stain, but they dried pretty quickly leaving no oil stain behind. Don't know if you'll have the same experience, but as I said these were not large stains.
304059
I would wait a few days to allow the moisture from the solvent (which is absorbed by the stone) to dry.
304060
Let it air dry. It will appear wet until it dries completely. Its a stone so it will absorb moisture. Wait another day or so for the wetness to go away. Don't worry about the spot expanding. That is normal.
1039720
I did not stain it. It might make it last a little longer though. It get's crowded FAST.
1764428
you should have soaked it with water overnight and try cleaning it the next day. Try soaking it again.
1546782
As long as you let it dry you should be fine. I didn't have a problem with it staining
1899390
I agree, the black residue is hard to get off. I've had best luck rubbing with a microfiber cloth just as the product is drying, about 30 seconds after the start of buffing. I then spray a little mothers aluminum wheel polish and wipe, it seems to have the same chemical base, gets a lot more black off but it seems to spot a little. Hope this helps.
1178997
Yes, indeed. You should use it with a humid brush on the stain zone. And then let it dry.
1198838
I myself did. I just followed the drying time on the paint i used, which was about 6 hours. It might be better if you wait longer in humid conditions. The only problem i had was I used it over white paint and it yellowed some. Its not a problem since it was on a worktable. I don't know if the same thing would happen with other colors. I hope this helps.
1033543
Sorry to hear that. It didn't happen to me. After dying and drying, nothing came off during rubbing off with damp towel and applying leather protectant.
1094779
I guess there was a strong odor of stain but I didn't detect gasoline smell. My bench is outdoors so the smell has totally dissipated. If using indoors, I'm not sure how long it will take for the odor to go away.
836264
It's been a long time since I used this product so forgive me... I used it primarily for pet stains. After removing as much of the stain as possible, I took a damp cloth and soaked it with the stain remover. Applied it to the stain area and then covered it with plastic wrap. Then I put a vase or something heavy over the area and let it sit for a few hours. You're supposed to reapply product the next day but I never had to do so but the stain was completely gone. And the smell, too. Hope this helps.
1965696
The only thing I reused it on was an old dried as hard as a brick paint brush. Stuck it in an old can with the used used gel and left it a few days. When I washed it off it was almost soft. It took about 3 soakings but am now able to use it.
387900
I personally have not noticed a stain but as for as the poor sealing and small amount you are right about that. I took my bottle on a trip with me making sure I tighten the bottle very good. Good thing I also put it in a Baggie because it all leaked out.
562349
It has some oil in it, you might have to wipe off, but I have never seen it stain. I always take it on our road trips for hotel rooms in the mountains.
2087974
It will dry within 24 hrs. I am not satisfied with the results of this product actually. Very mediocre protection. Good luck!
1309063
My problem was similar to yours - burnt pasta sauce. I soaked the inside of the pot with hot water and the new Dawn Ultra. The next morning the bottom scrubbed clean but left a dark stain. The stain was completely removed using the Dormond product. Cheers.
469630
After just using a tan kit , it feels fully dry at 24 hrs. Does it require any prep to now do the clear coat?
299909
Just make sure you seal it with a uv protectant type of polyurethane if you do. I stained and sealed mine without uv protection and had to go back and sand the entire thing and refinish, what a pain!