Akemi Oil & Grease Remove Paste – Safe Natural Stone Stain Remover

Revitalize Natural Stone with Akemi Oil & Grease Remove Paste

Akemi Oil & Grease Remove Paste is a creamy, easy-to-control formula designed to tackle stubborn stains on natural stone surfaces. From everyday kitchen splashes to environmental residues near edges and borders, this paste targets discolorations caused by oil, grease, dirt, wine, and sealant by-products. While it is formulated to be safe for all natural stone, a patch test is always recommended before broader use.

Key benefits at a glance

• A creamy paste that applies smoothly and minimizes scrubbing effort.
• Specifically designed to lift stains and discolorations on natural stone.
• Safe to use on a wide range of natural stone types with gentle, controlled action.
• First-time patch test is advised to confirm compatibility with your stone.

What to expect in real life

Imagine a marble or granite surface showing slight darkening from cooking oils or from routine wear around sink areas. With Akemi's paste, you can apply a small amount, work it in with a soft cloth, and observe the paste lift away residues that dull the stone's appearance. The texture helps you control application even on edges and borders where staining tends to settle.

For edges and borders, where sealing materials and by-products can create faint discolorations, this paste offers a careful, non-abrasive option to refresh the look. The product's safety profile aims to support regular maintenance rather than fast, heavy-duty restoration, and results can vary depending on stone type and stain age.

How to use

• Apply a small amount of the creamy paste to the stained area.
• Gently rub with a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge, working into the stain and surrounding area.
• Let it sit briefly if needed, then rinse or wipe clean with water.
• Dry the surface and inspect; repeat if necessary on localized stains, always testing first on an inconspicuous spot.

Safety and testing

We always recommend doing a patch test first to confirm compatibility with your specific stone type and sealants. This simple step helps you gauge behavior before wider use.