Granite Poultice removes deep embedded stains and discoloration from kitchen granite countertops and islands. It is specifically formulated to work below the granites’ surface and pull out grease and oil, plus food and beverages that have penetrated into the granite pores.
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 cleanser 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:Â Granite Poultice is custom made for each order, it has a shelf life of approximately one month, due to one of its main ingredients.
Economical to use, 1 pound of Granite Poultice will restore between 1 and 2 square feet of granite.
Jill Baldwin –
Hi I’m so please on how well your product worked on getting out the stains in my granite! I’m blown away !! Thank you will be ordering more for the rest of my counters . Thank you so much! Happy holidays! Jill
Sheri Manwill –
Hi, do you remember back in February, I sent you this email: I have light granite countertops in my kitchen. I love them, we have been in our home almost 9 years. I did not realize the granite was not sealed. Now the countertops have turned a brown/khaki color. Would the granite poultice work to restore my granite to its original color? There are not any specific stains from food or beverages…just any overall change in color…evenly over the entire surface!
You recommended using the granite poultice and I finally got around to testing the poultice and I am so impressed! Now I need to do my entire countertop surface!
What other products should I purchase to seal and protect the granite???
Thank you so much.
Happy Mom –
The granite in my kitchen is a little more than 3 years old. My granite island still looks brand new; but, the granite counters next to the stove look so much darker and have a few really dark spots, must be from all the cooking I do. I decided to buy this granite stain remover called poultice and see if it would do anything. Wow, what a difference, I left the poultice in place for 3 days, and when I removed it, the dark spots were gone and the section I worked on looks similar to the granite island. I need to buy some more to finish the job.
Al –
Removed almost every stain from our granite countertop. Really impressed with the performance of this.
A. Howard –
Used the 1lb. Thanks for the instructions over the phone. Worked mint!! Stain gone. Just ordered more.
Paul –
This is an amazing product! We were told that the granite would need replacement at a cost of $2000. We followed the instructions exactly. At 24 hours we removed the poultice, and as warned the granite stain looked darker. After 24 hours of evaporation the granite was normal! Sealer was applied as instructed. We were thrilled with the result!
Mark Chapman –
Easy to work with
Mike –
It works as advertised. We had a deep, olive oil stain on our granite. We applied the poultice as instructed and the stain is gone.
Daniel Simon –
Stain had been there for a week before we really noticed it. Took a couple of applications of poultice, but stain seems to be gone now.
Jack Cross –
Great product. Worked exactly like it was advertised
Brendon King –
It does a great job of deep cleaning discolorations on light colored granite. It does not cover a very larger area, however. I had to reorder more.
Joyce Miller –
The product worked well to remove a shampoo stain in my granite countertop.