Description
Overview
Aqua Mix Poultice Stain Remover has two distinct uses: an absorptive paste for deep-set oil and grease stains, and a fine abrasive slurry for stubborn surface stains or light grout haze. It is non-acidic and available in the selected 0.75 lb. or 6 lb. size.
Features
- Absorptive clay draws out deep oil and grease staining.
- Fine abrasive action tackles surface residue.
- Can boost specified Aqua Mix cleaners, including Phosphoric Acid Substitute, Heavy-Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner and Stone Deep Clean, when used as directed.
Specifications
- Estimated coverage: 25–75 sq. ft. per 3/4 lb., depending on dilution
- Deep-stain dwell: 24–48 hours
- Machine agitation for surface slurry: Low speed: 175–350 RPM
Size Options
- 0.75 lbs.
- 6 lbs.
Downloads
- Aqua Mix Poultice Stain Removal Guide
- Aqua Mix Poultice Stain Remover Technical Data Sheet
- Aqua Mix Poultice Stain Remover Safety Data Sheet
Applications
Use on honed or unpolished granite, limestone, marble, slate and travertine, plus suitable porcelain, quarry tile, Saltillo, terra-cotta, cement pavers, masonry and other porous tile or grout. Abrasion or excessive machine speed can dull polished marble; test before use.
Selection and Use
- For deep oil/grease stains: mix with water to a thick paste. Apply 1/4 in. (6 mm) thick, extending at least 1 in. (25 mm) beyond the stain. Cover with plastic or wax paper and make a few small air holes in plastic.
- Leave the paste 24–48 hours. Lift it with a plastic spatula or putty knife and wash away residue. Repeat if necessary; moisture darkening may take 5–7 days to dry out.
- For surface stains and grout residue: protect surrounding areas and pre-wet about 10 sq. ft. Make a thin slurry on the surface; for vertical work, mix in a container first.
- Agitate by hand or at 175–350 RPM with a white nylon pad, keeping the surface wet. Collect residue with towels, sponge or a wet vacuum, rinse twice and buff dry with clean towels.
- Wear chemical-resistant gloves and eye protection. Follow the linked instructions for the appropriate method; do not improvise chemical mixtures.
