I agree with Rod an acrylic stripper solution even Zep from Home Depot, mixed approximately 6 parts water to 1 part stripper should work.  Recommend performing a test area.
Agitate with a small pad.  If granite is over wood cabinets, DO NOT LET STRIPPER DRIP ONTO CABINETS. 
We have done this on several stone floors, after the customer had foot prints from too much enhancer by an homeowner application. 
If this doesn't work then do a poultice, with a stripper solution and let it sit overnight.    Mix it into a heavy paste.
Lastly, you could try Jasco stripper.  DO NOT LET IT TOUCH YOUR SKIN.
We were successful, in stripping an Aquamix Enrich N Seal with Jasco from a black slate floor because the customer did not like the dark grout joints.
Complete job with a Polishing Powder for granite.
 
Chris Hudson
Marblelife of Tampa
----- Original Message -----
From: rod medel
To: Restoration and Maintenance
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 11:24 AM
Subject: RE: [sccpartners] KNOWLEDGE BASE QUESTION

I have had some success removing Stone Pro's Color Enhancer using their stripper Formula 51 letting it dry then polishing with Maurizios Polishing Powder for granite.

StonePro Solutions <admin@stoneprosolutions.com> wrote:
Hi Guys,
 
Here is a good question.
 
The installer of my granite countertop used a color enhancing and impregnating sealer.  Wish he would have asked if I wanted the deepend color.

Is there any way to return the granite to the original color and then reseal with non enhancing sealer?
Thanks, Sharon
Please respond either to me directly at admin@stoneprosolutions.com or contribute your answers to the group by replying to this email.


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Debbie Shaw
StonePro Solutions
www.stoneprosolutions.com
(877) 715-5313
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