Mangia Machia

Immediately after construction finished on the kitchen I’d been dreaming of for years, I discovered a line of red dots on my new off-white, honed quartz countertop. Someone had marked things off a checklist using a red Sharpie (!) that bled through the paper. The stains had been there at least a week. I contacted the people who supplied the countertop, and they recommended this product. Applied it per directions, let it dry completely, brushed it off, and followed up with a little of the ph neutral stone cleaner they recommended for daily cleaning. If I squint really hard and search for a while in very bright light, I can barely make out the tiny, very faded ghosts of two of the dots, and an extremely subtle texture difference where the cleaner was applied. It’s a vast improvement. Someone who didn’t know what happened would never notice the spots, and would likely have trouble finding them even if they were pointed out. Much better outcome than I could have hoped for.

Didn’t work despite using the whole container. When I called the seller they informed me it’s not for grease stains- even though it’s advertised for that. They convinced me to buy a different grease stain product of theirs- that didn’t work either.

and actually removes the yellow stain inherent in the marble. The stain comes up from within the marble and this works.I cover the stain with the product, put saran wrap on it and tape it down for 2 days and then remove saran wrap and tape and let the product dry out. Wipe it off and the stain is gone. I seal the marble counter, but the stain will be back in 5 months and we do it all over again.

Delivered promptly. Now on my 3rd application and the green stain is only slightly lighter but I'm guessing it will take a few more applications.

This did not work very well on a ketchup stain on my marble top. I did several applications over a 4 week period (I used the entire tub). The stain is some what lighter, but still very visable.

Stuff works great! Unsealed marble vanity top in bathroom had an oil stain that was built up in it over several months of setting a shaving oil bottle top in the same spot. Made a deep stain about 4 inches in diameter. Needed multiple treatments because of this, but you could see each treatment pulling more of the oil out of the marble. Worked best spreading a thin layer on the stain in the morning (peanut butter on a sandwich thickness), letting it dry out to evening, and scraping it off with a plastic credit card, buff with a cloth, then re-apply for overnight, scrape off in the morning, re-apply and keep repeating until the oil stain was gone.A day-old oil drop that soaked into the top was pulled out in just one treatment.

This product ruined my $1500 dollar brand new table. My friend left some shredded cheese that left a very small mark and so I ordered this product to correct the small imperfections. I used it perfectly following the directions and now my 1400 dollar table has huge stains on it from this product that will never come out. This table is ruined and it was a major investment piece that is irreplaceable because it was custom and the makers went out of business with the pandemic. Don’t buy this stuff!

Just posting my before and after. I still want to apply more coats. This grease stain is still not 100% out. Products works somewhat good so far but takes patience