Miracle Sealants Epoxy Grout Film Remover for Ceramic & Porcelain Tile, Tile & Natural Stone, Quart

OMG YES worth every penny!! Nothing for this job at Home Depot or lowes or or or came close. I am a DIY person and used this with the Armaly pro plus sponge also from amazon to clean a project one year later that I thought I had ruined with a beautiful tile job because of the grout. Apply this with a natural bristle brush then "scrub" with the sponge or/and hard nylon bristle brush for thicker haze areas to loosen debris during the 15-30 minute wait time. The excess will come off if you stick to it. So if you are like me and thought you ruined your project because of the epoxy grout mess try this. There was absolutely nothing I could even find locally that has come close to this and yes I have even tried acidic treatment. Make your project look like a pro, finishing with a final wipe with a towel or rag literally leaving little to no grout haze to clean after. This works great even on old thick! Haze that has been on a year. This made the nightmare expectation into a doable job. Remember if you are new to epoxy grout separate your activator or simply use what you have only in small amounts. It goes a long way towards removing your panic once it starts drying and you see all your haze left to clean later. Also you will need to order the stripper that miracle sealants offers because it does have a viscous to it much easier to remove if you have that on hand to finish your project.

Because of a bad clean up job from an installer using Epoxy Grout I had alot of streaking and haze on the matte floor tiles we had installed. It removed some of the grout but I think I would need to go over the floor another time or 2 to get it all up which I have not done.I watched a demo video online first and then cleaned the floor in sections. I just poured the product on the floor and spread it with a stiff nylon brush and scrubbed. I let it sit for 15 minutes then scrubbed some more with the brush and cleaned it up with a sponge. I then used a swiffer wet jet cleaner to really clean up the product. The product does have a slight odor so make sure you open a window or at least put on the bathroom fan if you have one.Some of my problem might be the tiles. They are light colored, flat, matte, and porous. I never should have installed them on the floor to begin with. Maybe a shinny tile would clean up better.

Works perfectly. Get a 1/4 inch hex bit scrub brush, an impact, let it soak in for 20 minutes, and you can erase all of the haze (even months later) and tighten up your grout lines all at the same time. You've just got to weigh how badly you want that perfect tile look v. how badly you want to retain your current level of cognitive abilities and lung function because this stuff has to be heinous for your body. I was wearing a respirator and so didn't smell the overpowering, feel-it-in-your-kidneys odor until I took the mask off . . . 200 ft from where I had been applying it.

Used for ceramic floors. I found that didn't do much for the flooring

Grout be gone is what this should be called. I am so happy this worked. I had a tile project that was 4 hours away from my home. I let the grout haze sit for 8 days. (mapei grout) and this little bottle was able to clean it off with little to no effort.I used spray bottle to wet the tile, a circulating brush on the end of my drill and let the product sit for 25 minutes. Cleaned it off with water and rags once and it was still had a small amount of haze. so I washed it off a second time with water and rags and it was gone.

It wasn't very effective and had a horrible smell...

One of the few times a product didn't meet expectations. Description says the product will remove gout haze from various surfaces such as tile, stone, patio blocks etc. Maybe the product works well on ceramic tile but it didn't do much on the patio stones. Also, very strong, lingering odor so wouldn't suggest use indoors. I'll resort to use of muriatic acid to clean grout haze from patio blocks.

I recently laid down 100 sq ft of large format marble in my entry way using epoxy grout. From past experience I know what a hassle the epoxy film is to remove if you let it set for a while. Well I let it sit for about a month before I could get the time and energy to work on removing it. I unrealistically tried a method which I realized was a waste of time so I did my research and bought EPOREMQT6 based on the reviews. Fortunately my marble is nicely polished therefore less porous and as a result that stubborn white epoxy film easily scrubbed away using my white nylon scrubby. I am in my late 60’s and I do not like to expend anymore energy then I have to to get a job done, so if you have epoxy film you have been dreading to do by getting on you knees and scrubbing your fingers to the bone then do yourself a favor and buy this product and then for extra measure hire a youngster to do the scrubbing and you won’t even break a sweat.