Stone Pro Wet Poultice - Removes Stains From Natural Stone - 1 Pound

The media could not be loaded. I have no issues with this product except maybe for the price, however, you surely get what you pay for with this awesome product! My time-worn granite countertops became a stone patchwork with areas beneath appliances remaining undisturbed and bright while any exposed areas developed a dark patina (aka stains! Ugh). I tried every home diy method and not one made any difference whatsoever. A professional told me the counters would need to be replaced (I'm selling and my budget is not up to that kind of expense). Deflated as I was, I kept searching, and despite some oddly negative reviews mixed among the positive ones, I found this wet poultice to be fairly budget friendly and extremely effective. "Absolutely thrilled" doesn't begin to cover what I feel about the results with Stone Pro's wet poultice. Wow.Thank you for providing this amazing product! It has saved my wallet and my sanity! 😍I would suggest disappointed reviewers here try the poultice again, and follow the instructions to the letter. Oh! And I found I could stretch the product as I found that at least for my purposes it doesn't take a half-inch thick spread. I put plastic wrap down over a blob of poultice and carefully rolled it out with a rolling pin. (I'd suggest some experience with one first!) I rolled to no more than an 1/8" covering a good section of the counter, and it worked beautifully. I always say follow manufacturer's instructions, but sometimes a little experimentation can yield surprising results.I truly hope this helps someone having problems with stone staining. Whatever you decide to do, I wish you all the best!

I had a grease stain on my white granite and I followed the instructions to apply the poultice a 1/2 inch wider than the stain and the existing stain didn’t change, but the poultice around the stain was stained yellow and the surface was etched!!! It made it look so much worse I now need to get a company to repolish and live with a larger more nasty looking stain than I started with!!! If I could give the product a negative score I would because it did the opposite of what was promised. I want my money back!! And more!

It worked well. I was surprised. It is quite expensive and it did need a second coat but it did get the heavy stain gone.

I found this product via a Reddit post on removing oil stains from granite countertops. At first I was a little hesitant because of the price and the negative reviews, but the developer has a really great YouTube channel and seems pretty passionate about his work. I have only done a small portion of my counter so far, but I’m really pleased with the results, I did follow the directions thoroughly, and the process is a time, commitment, but I don’t know any other way to get such effective results. The product does have a strong, chemical odor, but it was tolerable by opening a window nearby when applying it and also when removing the film after the first 24 hours. I could see the best results until about 24 hours after I removed the product and the counters had an opportunity to fully dry. I have repurchased so that I can do the rest of my counters, and I look forward to the finished result.

Trying to get a stain out of marble tile. Followed the directions carefully...and it's a rather messy job. Waited as per instructions but couldn't see much difference after removing it. I will try again and see if it works after a second application

This stuff works. Period. I bought this and a couple of other options and this is the one that worked. I literally stained my brand new stone (quartzite) countertops the day after install with a splash of oil. (Our stone is honed....so worse for staining and quartzite when sealed doesn't stain badly but oil.....will stain it). I've used this 4-5 times over the last year and am thrilled with the result. Just follow the directions, and know that after you remove the poultice it will still be damp for several days. Don't panic -the stain didn't spread it just needs to dry. Takes time.

I applied the product 3 times. The first time I left the product on the stain for 24+ hours, completely covered/taped/sealed, as the instructions specified to do. I removed the covering and let the product sit for 48 hours to dry up. Upon wiping the product off there was absolutely no noticeable difference in the stain. I started the process over after waiting another 48 hours and cleaning the countertop again. After repeating twice with zero noticeable difference I would say this product is completely ineffective for my application. (Used on marble bathroom countertop that has 2 rust stains near the faucet areas).

We had an issue with our house cleaner using some type of tool to clean our granite backsplash. It left 2 vertical black lines on the granite which we could not scrub off. We purchased this to help remove them as it got good reviews. We’ve tried now quite a few times and it has lessened the lines but has not eliminated them as much as we’d hoped. I wish there was another product that could remove the rest of the lines as they look awful on our beautiful granite.