FILA EPOXYOFF, Epoxy Grout Haze Remover, Effectively Removes Epoxy Residue, The Product Can Be Applied on Vertical Surfaces, 1 QT

Does the job and gets rid of stubborn residue

Effortless removal of epoxy grout haze. We used a paint brush to apply the odorless gel to small sections of our shower floor at a time, waited the suggested 30 minutes and lightly scrubbed over the tile with non-scratch pads. The epoxy grout haze easily came off on the pads and then rinsed off the pads in warm water. Then we used a soft brush and water to rinse the product off the tiles. This product worked like a charm. Would recommend for removal of epoxy grout haze. You won't be disappointed.

Not much to say only that was very dissatisfied that the product didn’t work at all followed all instructions even applied a second time but no result

This project was my first time using epoxy grout. I wasn't as careful at cleaning up as I should have been and when I came back the next day the floor was covered in haze. I found this product after some searching and decided to try it. I poured it out and spread it evenly over the floor with a paint brush, let it sit for 30min came back with a floor scrubber and then mopped the whole floor 4-5 times with warm water. No haze left at all. This stuff is awesome. I did notice a smell not a bad smell and not to strong but I don't have a sensitive nose so it may be stronger for others. For reference purposes I was covering a 200 sqft office and used just under 2 quarts. (Be aware this cleaner is very slippery on tile)

We had a thin layer of grout haze over our new kitchen backsplash and it wasn’t super noticeable other than they were no longer shiny. We followed the directions on the bottle, used a paintbrush to apply and let sir for 30 min. Used a Scotch-Brite® Zero Scratch Scour pad we bought on amazon and scoured the tiles. Cleaning the epoxy off was a little difficult (used a few damp old rags). But my backsplash is shiny once again and im thrilled!

Ardex WA grout left a sticky haze that other agents would not clean off. This stuff did it in one application. The haze was a week old and well established. Note: it was not the full on body of the material, just the residue. Proper installation dictates that you squeegee off the material and not leave big glops or excessive grout behind. That said, there was still a stubborn gummy mess that sat on the tile for several days. All gone now. Happy.