The first thing I would do would be to get to the sealer manufacturer. Do they have hotline? Next would be the vendor. I'm not even sure your type of granite even needs a sealer, by the way. My stone was sealed at installation 7 years ago. I found GW a year later and resealed. I used what you used and it took major elbow grease to remove the haze. However, there were no brown streaks, and I have no idea what would cause them. My stone is allegedly porous, but I just resealed it for the first time in 6 years. This time I did not use Aqua mix. Also, try the Stone Advice Forum. I'm on iPhone. Please excuse typos.

Blue pearl generally doesn't need sealing. You should remove the sealer and see if the stain goes away.

weissman, what would you suggest removing the sealer with? I have tried several things, Acetone being one of them. Didn't do it! That is what I am trying to find out -- what to use? I have even contacted the sealer maker but not heard from them yet.

Acetone is what's usually recommended - are you using pure acetone (as opposed to nail polish remover :-). Checking with the sealer manufacturer is the right thing to do.

Usually, the sealer that you used will dissolve the sealer that is still on the counters. So you can reapply the sealer and use a bunch of elbow grease to remove the re-emulsified sealer. Steel wool, scrubbing, actual acetone, and follow up with pure Dawn and hot water usually does the trick. Polish dry with some cotton towels like you would a fine automobile.