What you’ll need
Step by step
First pass while the grout is still workable
As soon as the joints are packed and the grout starts to firm (but before it skins), wipe the tile face diagonally with a damp scotch pad to emulsify the film, then a damp sponge to lift it. Diagonal strokes avoid dragging grout out of the joints.
Change your water constantly
Dirty water just redeposits epoxy as haze. Rinse the sponge and swap to clean water often — one bucket to rinse, one clean.
Second pass to lift the fine film
Follow up with a clean, damp sponge in light circular then straight strokes to remove the last fine film before it cures.
Rescue any set haze with Sparkle
For haze that has already hardened, apply SUMO Sparkle epoxy haze remover per its instructions, agitate, then rinse. Always test on a spare tile first, especially on polished or natural surfaces.
What to avoid
Cured epoxy haze is very hard to remove. Do the first clean while the grout is still workable.
It redeposits epoxy as a fresh haze. Change the water constantly.
Abrasive pads can scratch polished tiles. Test first and use the right remover.

