Goodbye stain - Stain eliminator - Akemi

Goodbye stain - Stain eliminator - Akemi

For the rapid and deep removal of organic discolorations or stains caused by fruit or vegetable juices , coffee , tea, red wine , tobacco, plant or flower leaves, berries, blood , hair dye, felt-tip pens , etc. from surfaces such as marble, granite, concrete, quartz composite, ceramics , etc.

Features :

• Ready-to-use cleaner
• Acting quickly
• Slightly alkaline
• Based on active chlorinated compounds.
• Not solvents.

Use :

1. Apply the undiluted product to the stain with a brush, sponge, cloth or pipette.
2. Approximately 10 to 30 minutes. Leave to act. Do not allow to dry on the surface.
3. Rinse thoroughly with water and then clean with a brush.
4. If necessary, repeat the cleaning and leave it on for longer.

Packaging:

500 ml

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does Goodbye Stain work on marble?
   Yes, it is compatible with marble and limestone, provided that the recommended action time is respected and it is not allowed to dry out.
2. Can it remove encrusted red wine?
   Absolutely, that's one of its main uses. The product dissolves organic pigments that have penetrated the stone.
3. Does the product damage the surface?
   No, it does not alter the structure of the material. However, as with any powerful stain remover, a preliminary test is advised.
4. How much should I use?
   Simply cover the stain with a thin layer. Consumption depends on the depth and size of the stain.
5. Is the smell strong?
   The product has a noticeable chemical odor; it is recommended to ventilate when using it indoors.
6. Does Goodbye Stain remove oil stains?
   No, this product targets organic stains. For oils and greases, use a suitable Akemi degreaser.
7. Can it be used outdoors?
   Yes, it withstands outdoor conditions and is perfectly suited for terraces, coping stones and facades.
8. How long does it take for the stain to disappear?
   From 30 minutes to several hours. Old stains may require multiple applications.
9. Is the product safe for use on joints?
   Yes, it is compatible with most seals, but prior testing is still recommended.
10. Can it be used on porcelain stoneware?
    Yes, even if the sandstone is not very porous, the product acts on the surface pigments.