Granite Poultice
Economical to use, 1 pound of Granite Poultice will restore between 1 and 2 square feet of granite.
Size Details
1 lb Size
Granite Poultice removes deep-embedded stains and discoloration from kitchen granite countertops and islands. It is specifically formulated to work below the granite’s surface and pull out grease, oil, food, and beverages that have penetrated into the stone’s pores.
Why Homeowners & Pros Choose Granite Poultice
Now you can remove tough stains from kitchen granite countertops and islands like a pro. Finest hotels, professional cleaning companies, builders, general contractors, and granite fabricators use Granite Poultice routinely to restore natural stone surfaces.
Restoring the original color and clarity usually takes 24 hours, depending on the age, depth, and severity of the staining.
DIRECTIONS:
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Mix the Poultice:
Combine the Granite Poultice with lacquer thinner (approximately 1 teaspoon per pound of poultice) until it reaches the consistency of cookie dough. (Lacquer thinner can be purchased at local hardware and paint stores).
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Apply the Mixture:
Using a rubber, wood, silicone, or plastic spatula, spread the poultice evenly over the stained or discolored surface to a thickness of 1/8 to 1/4 inch (roughly the thickness of a pancake).
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Seal Airtight:
Cover the poultice tightly with plastic wrap or plastic sheeting, and secure the edges firmly with duct tape. Making the application airtight allows the poultice to maximize its penetration into the stone’s pores and lift out trapped grease, oil, food, and beverages.
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Allow to Dwell:
Leave the poultice in place for a minimum of 24 hours. For severe stains, keep it covered for 2 to 3 additional days. A second application may occasionally be required for stubborn discoloration.
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Remove & Expect Temporary Darkening:
Scrape away and discard the dried poultice. It is completely normal for the granite to appear darker than usual immediately afterward due to residual moisture trapped in the pores. Normal color, clarity, and gloss will fully return over the next few days as the moisture evaporates.
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Clean, Seal, and Protect:
Once dry, clean the area using our NeutraSheen For Granite cleanser. Protect the stone using our Granite Guard Protector SB sealer, and finish by polishing the surface with our Granite Polish and Protector.
PLEASE NOTE: Granite Poultice is custom made for each order, it has a shelf life of approximately one month, due to one of its main ingredients.
3 lb Size
Remove stains and discoloration from granite with 3 pound size Granite Poultice. It restores the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands.
Product Facts
Your finest hotels, professional cleaning companies, builders, general contractors, granite fabricators and installers, use Granite Poultice routinely, to remove deep embedded stains and discoloration from kitchen granite countertops and islands.
Granite Poultice is quick and easy to use; restoring the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands usually takes 24 hours to accomplish, depending upon the age, depth, and severity of the granite’s discoloration and staining.
DIRECTIONS: Mix the granite poultice with lacquer thinner (approximately 1 teaspoon of lacquer thinner per pound of granite poultice) to the consistency of cookie dough (lacquer thinner can be purchased at hardware and paint stores). Next, use a rubber, wood, silicone, or plastic spatula, to spread the granite poultice over the discolored/stained granite surface to a thickness ranging between 1/8 to ¼ inch (similar to a pancakes thickness). Next, cover the granite poultice with a plastic wrap or plastic sheeting applied to the granite surface with duct tape; making the granite poultice (airtight) allows the granite poultice to maximize its penetration into the granite pores and pull out grease and oil, plus food and beverages that have stained and discolored the granite surface. Keep the granite poultice in place for a minimum of 24 hours, to do its work; for extremely discolored/stained granite areas it may be necessary to keep the granite poultice in place for 2 or 3 additional days; and sometimes, a 2nd granite poultice application is necessary. Next, after removing and discarding the granite poultice, it is quite common for the granite countertop and island to appear darker than normal, this is because moisture from the granite poultice has not fully evaporated out of the granite’s pores; it usually takes a few days for the evaporation process, and the granite’s normal color, clarity, and gloss will be fully restored. After removing and discarding the granite poultice, use our granite cleaner NeutraSheen For Granite to clean the restored granite area, then seal this granite area with our granite sealer Granite Guard Protector SB, then polish this granite area, with our granite polish Granite Polish and Protector.
PLEASE NOTE: Granite Poultice is custom made for each order; it has a shelf life of approximately one month, due to one of its main ingredients.
5 lb Size
Remove stains and discoloration from granite with 5 pound size Granite Poultice. It restores the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands.
Product Facts
Your finest hotels, professional cleaning companies, builders, general contractors, granite fabricators and installers, use Granite Poultice routinely, to remove deep embedded stains and discoloration from kitchen granite countertops and islands.
Granite Poultice is quick and easy to use; restoring the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands usually takes 24 hours to accomplish, depending upon the age, depth, and severity of the granite’s discoloration and staining.
DIRECTIONS: mix the granite poultice with lacquer thinner (approximately 1 teaspoon of lacquer thinner per pound of granite poultice) to the consistency of cookie dough (lacquer thinner can be purchased at hardware and paint stores). Next, use a rubber, wood, silicone, or plastic spatula, to spread the granite poultice over the discolored/stained granite surface to a thickness ranging between 1/8 to ¼ inch (similar to a pancakes thickness). Next, cover the granite poultice with a plastic wrap or plastic sheeting applied to the granite surface with duct tape; making the granite poultice (airtight) allows the granite poultice to maximize its penetration into the granite pores and pull out grease and oil, plus food and beverages that have stained and discolored the granite surface. Keep the granite poultice in place for a minimum of 24 hours, to do its work; for extremely discolored/stained granite areas it may be necessary to keep the granite poultice in place for 2 or 3 additional days; and sometimes, a 2nd granite poultice application is necessary. Next, after removing and discarding the granite poultice, it is quite common for the granite countertop and island to appear darker than normal, this is because moisture from the granite poultice has not fully evaporated out of the granite’s pores; it usually takes a few days for the evaporation process, and the granite’s normal color, clarity, and gloss will be fully restored. After removing and discarding the granite poultice, use our granite cleaner NeutraSheen For Granite to clean the restored granite area, then seal this granite area with our granite sealer Granite Guard Protector SB, then polish this granite area, with our granite polish Granite Polish and Protector.
PLEASE NOTE: Granite Poultice is custom made for each order, it has a shelf life of approximately one month, due to one of its main ingredients.
10 lb Size
Remove stains and discoloration from granite with 10 pound size Granite Poultice. It restores the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands.
Product Facts
Your finest hotels, professional cleaning companies, builders, general contractors, granite fabricators and installers, use Granite Poultice routinely, to remove deep embedded stains and discoloration from kitchen granite countertops and islands.
Granite Poultice is quick and easy to use; restoring the original color and clarity to granite countertops and islands usually takes 24 hours to accomplish, depending upon the age, depth, and severity of the granite’s discoloration and staining.
DIRECTIONS: Mix the granite poultice with lacquer thinner (approximately 1 teaspoon of lacquer thinner per pound of granite poultice) to the consistency of cookie dough (lacquer thinner can be purchased at hardware and paint stores). Next, use a rubber, wood, silicone, or plastic spatula, to spread the granite poultice over the discolored/stained granite surface to a thickness ranging between 1/8 to ¼ inch (similar to a pancakes thickness). Next, cover the granite poultice with a plastic wrap or plastic sheeting applied to the granite surface with duct tape; making the granite poultice (airtight) allows the granite poultice to maximize its penetration into the granite pores and pull out grease and oil, plus food and beverages that have stained and discolored the granite surface. Keep the granite poultice in place for a minimum of 24 hours, to do its work; for extremely discolored/stained granite areas it may be necessary to keep the granite poultice in place for 2 or 3 additional days; and sometimes, a 2nd granite poultice application is necessary. Next, after removing and discarding the granite poultice, it is quite common for the granite countertop and island to appear darker than normal, this is because moisture from the granite poultice has not fully evaporated out of the granite’s pores; it usually takes a few days for the evaporation process, and the granite’s normal color, clarity, and gloss will be fully restored. After removing and discarding the granite poultice, use our granite cleaner NeutraSheen For Granite to clean the restored granite area, then seal this granite area with our granite sealer Granite Guard Protector SB, then polish this granite area, with our granite polish Granite Polish and Protector.
PLEASE NOTE: Granite Poultice is custom made for each order, it has a shelf life of approximately one month, due to one of its main ingredients.
