Tenax Stain Rescue Stain Remover – 1 Quart, Solvent-based Cleaner

Tenax Stain Rescue Stain Remover – 1 Quart, Solvent-based Cleaner

$34.70
Sale price  $34.70 Regular price 
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Tenax Stain Rescue Stain Remover – 1 Quart, Solvent-based Cleaner

Tenax Stain Rescue Stain Remover – 1 Quart, Solvent-based Cleaner

$34.70
Sale price  $34.70 Regular price 

Tenax Stain Rescue Remover is a solvent-based professional cleaner supplied in a 1 Quart container that removes the greasy suction-cup and vacuum-ring marks left on quartz and engineered stone slabs by lifting equipment.

Key Features

  • Formulated for a specific job: removing the discoloration left by vacuum lifters and suction cups during slab handling.
  • Tenax publishes it for quartz slabs and engineered stone slabs. No natural stone is named.
  • Solvent-based, and it penetrates the pores of the material to lift the residue rather than wiping it off the surface.
  • Single 1 Quart container. Tenax publishes Stain Rescue Remover in 250 ml and 1 Quart.
  • Formerly sold as Quartz Extra Clean Pro, a name several distributors still index under.

Who Is This For?

Fabrication shops and slab yards that move material with vacuum lifters and find the marks on the finished top at the end of the run, and installers doing the final clean before a handover. It is a shop consumable, not a homeowner countertop cleaner.

What This Is Not For

Tenax scopes this product to quartz and engineered stone slabs and names no natural stone at all, so it is not the answer for a stain in granite, marble or limestone - for an oil stain drawn out of natural stone, a poultice product such as the Laticrete StoneTech Oil Stain Remover is the right approach. It is also not a routine countertop cleaner; it is a solvent-based remover for a particular defect.

Frequently Asked Questions

What marks does Stain Rescue Remover actually remove?

Tenax Stain Rescue Remover is formulated to remove the greasy discoloration and rings left on slabs by vacuum lifting equipment and suction cups.

Can it be used on granite or marble?

Tenax publishes Stain Rescue Remover for quartz slabs and engineered stone slabs only, and names no natural stone. A fabricator dealing with a stain in granite or marble should use a product scoped for natural stone.

Was this product called something else?

It was formerly sold as Quartz Extra Clean Pro. Distributors still index it under that name, so both terms find the same product.

What sizes are available?

Tenax publishes Stain Rescue Remover in 250 ml and 1 Quart. This item is the 1 Quart.

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