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

We had a ceramic tile tub surround installed with epoxy grout that left a considerable amount of cloudy haze on the tiles. After two months of unsuccessful attempts to remove the haze, we ordered Fila Epoxy off. The entire application was completed by one person in less than a day. Directions for use were followed exactly -the gel consistency proved very convenient and easy to use for the vertical shower walls and wasn’t messy. There was very little odor and it cleaned up beautifully . Our bath is now haze free, looks wonderful and will be a pleasure to use.

Does the job and gets rid of stubborn residue

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 always believed our cement/encaustic tiles in the foyer were supposed to be brighter/lighter than they ended up after installation with a dark grout. But, they sat as-is for 10 years before I found this. Now, they're back the way they should have been all along. I applied it with a spinning brush on my drill, let it sit for a while, spun the brush again, and then wiped off. In places, I did multiple treatments, getting better results each time. It not only cleared the grey haze from the main body of the tile, but also got rid of small amounts of excess that hadn't been carefully wiped away from the grout lines. I really recommend the spinning brush as this is something you want really well distributed, and mechanical rubbing seems to help. But on any large surface area, you do NOT want to have to do it by-hand. Surprisingly, there wasn't a terrible smell, like from paint-thinner or acetone, and it didn't really bother my hands. Epoxy grout is some crazy stuff, and our contractor had to scrap an entire shower of ceramic tile because they didn't handle it properly and clean it up fast enough. I had lost hope I could clean the dirty haze from these other tiles, but this stuff does the job. You'll need to be patient and thorough, but you'll get results. (Especially if you use it early.)