Brown Cohiba

[dgstout]

Anyone ever had an issue with Brown Cohiba bleeding a greasy substance after install? We have tried acetone to get it off. Going to bring a piece back here and see what the heck it is, but it seems to just smear around. We sealed this stone with dry treat so whatever it is must be deep. ???

[Matt Lansing]

Can't say as I have ever heard of that and we have processed a ton of that stone.

[Curtis R. Marburger]

brown Cohiba is so hard it don't need sealed , so what ever you sealed it with is probably still on the surface and could be what is causing this.

I doubt Acetone is strong enough to remove dry treat but could be wrong

[Stone Dude]

did you buff the counter after sealing it? The excess needs to be removed. If it cured, acetone wont get it off, you'll need something like Stone Pro Stone Scrub to get it off easily. Don't seal this stone.

[steven nenzel]

Just put more dry treat on to emulsify the residue and wipe off while wet.

[dgstout]

We reproduced the problem here and it looks like the guys put tiger ager on the stone and didn't buff it off well enough.
I am going to try ager remover from tenax. We will see...

[steven nenzel]

Just put more ager on to emulsify and wipe off. Never had a problem getting it off just by using more ager.

[Dan R.]

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