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'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...

Certainly, the instructions are very clear about not allowing it to dry out
and to mop up any excess. What does the result look like?

Christian.

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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keko wrote:

I phoned in the main office in Germany
they told me that I had 20 minutes
to remove it, after that it's impossible to remove it...

There's surely a "towel on sunbed" joke in there, somewhere!

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!!

--
http://gymratz.co.uk - Best Gym Equipment & Bodybuilding Supplements UK.
http://trade-price-supplements.co.uk - TRADE PRICED SUPPLEMENTS for ALL!
http://fitness-equipment-uk.com - UK's No.1 Fitness Equipment Suppliers.
http://gymratz.co.uk/hot-seat.htm - Live web-cam! (sometimes)

thanks for your help! there's no joke he the problem is damned
real!!!