TENAX STAIN RESCUE REMOVER - 1 QUART

TENAX STAIN RESCUE REMOVER - 1 QUART

TENAX
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TNX SRESCUEREMOVE
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Description

Tenax Stain Rescue Remover - 1 Quart is the go-to solution for tile and stone fabricators looking to eliminate unsightly vacuum rings from quartz slabs. Engineered for efficiency, this solvent-based cleaner penetrates the pores of your material, effectively lifting greasy residues that can mar the beauty of your surfaces.

Designed specifically to tackle the stubborn marks left by suction cups and vacuum handling equipment, Tenax Stain Rescue Remover makes maintaining the pristine appearance of your quartz effortless. With a coverage of approximately 200-300 square feet, this powerful cleaner is easy to apply and guarantees remarkable results.

Key Features

  • Effectively removes vacuum rings from quartz slabs
  • Solvent-based formula for deep pore penetration
  • Eliminates greasy residues with ease
  • Simple application process
  • Ready to use right out of the container
  • Covers approximately 200-300 square feet

What's Included

  • 1 Quart of Tenax Stain Rescue Remover

Who Is This For?

Perfect for professional tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and stone masons, Tenax Stain Rescue Remover is an essential tool for anyone working with quartz and engineered stone. Industrial fabrication shops will also find this product invaluable for maintaining the quality and appearance of their materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply Tenax Stain Rescue Remover?

Pour the product onto a clean cloth and rub it onto the stained area. For tougher stains, apply directly to the slab.

What is the coverage area of this product?

One quart covers approximately 200-300 square feet of material.

Can I use this on other surfaces?

This product is specifically formulated for quartz slabs and may not be suitable for all surfaces.

Is it easy to use?

Yes, it is very easy to use with a straightforward application process.

What should I do if the stain persists?

If the stain remains, reapply and allow the product to sit longer before wiping.