thanks for the information.
I've tried this method but unfortunately I have still a light film
residue on top... for that price, I'm not happy with it... I will try
to use spririt...


Pet @ www.gymratz.co.uk ;¬) ha scritto:

keko wrote:
I've used to protect my kitchen top, a german product, Lithofin
Stainstop (what a smell!!! really nasty)but he has left a film on top.
How can I remove it?? I phoned in the main office in Germany and they
don't have a clue... they told me that I had 20 minutes to remove it,
after that it's impossible to remove it...

thanxs for your help

I thought I remember seeing something along the lines of "to remove
dried excess - apply another coat and remover immediately" - might have
been for another product though.

Don't blame me if it doesn't work, but on the web-site there are loads
of product .pdf documents with much more info than on the tubs.

Stands to reason that re-aplication of the same product might well
"re-disolve" the dried stuff from which the solvent has evaporated from
followed by immediate excess removal/ buffing.

Best try a small area first though!!

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