Spray it on
Right after you scrape, spray or pour it over the surface while the residue is still soft. Mix it 1:1 with water for most jobs.
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Wipes away stripper residue and dissolved paint, and pulls old stain out of the grain with 0000 steel wool. Your wood comes out clean and ready for stain, paint or sealer.
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Step one: the soy gel that lifts the old finish. The cleaner finishes what it starts.
Stripper and cleaner boxed together. If you have not stripped yet, start there and save.
GreenEZ® Finishing Cleaner is the essential second step in the Strip & Clean system — designed to wipe away all dissolved paint, sealer, and residue left behind after using our Furniture Stripper.
This eco-friendly, concentrated formula can be used straight from the bottle or diluted for lighter clean-up tasks. It’s powerful enough to tackle stubborn residue, yet gentle and non-toxic, making it safe for indoor use and delicate surfaces.
Also excellent for surface prep before painting or refinishing, even when no stripping is required.
Coverage Rate: Varies depending on dilution and surface condition
For best results, use immediately after GreenEZ® Furniture Stripper to ensure a clean, finish-ready surface.
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Real customers finishing the job with our Finishing Cleaner.
THE SECOND STEP
Right after you scrape, spray or pour it over the surface while the residue is still soft. Mix it 1:1 with water for most jobs.
Work it in with a pad. For old stain, let it sit 15 to 30 minutes and scrub with 0000 steel wool to pull it out of the grain.
Finish with a clean damp rag and let it dry. Your wood is ready for stain, paint or sealer.
USES AND SURFACES
WHY IT WORKS
CUSTOMER PHOTO01RESIDUE OFF
Right after stripping, spray it on, scrub with a pad and wipe. The leftover gel and dissolved paint come off, so your new finish grips bare wood.
“I use it to get rid of the residue remaining after using the stripper and it works miracles!”
CUSTOMER PHOTO02STAIN OUT
Let it sit 15 to 30 minutes, then scrub with 0000 steel wool. Old stain lifts out of the wood, not just off the top.
“As you can see went from dark stain to no stain in just 3 times of use.”
CUSTOMER PHOTO03PREP ANYTHING
Mix it 1:1 with water to clean old furniture and cabinets before you paint or stain, even if you never stripped. It cuts grease and grime so the new finish sticks.
“Before and after photo; refreshed 40 year old kitchen cabinets. Highly recommend!”
WHY GREENEZ
Built by a dad who got sick of what the job put in the air.
GOT QUESTIONS?
Everything to know before your next finish.
It's step two of our Strip & Clean system. After you scrape off the stripper, it lifts the leftover gel and dissolved paint so your new stain, paint or sealer grips bare wood. It also pulls old stain out of the grain and cleans furniture before you paint.
We recommend it. Stripper residue left on the wood can fight your new finish. One pass with the cleaner and a pad takes it off, and a clean damp rag finishes the job.
Right after you scrape, spray or pour it on, or apply it with a wet rag or sponge. Scrub with a pad or 0000 steel wool, wipe with a clean damp rag, and let the piece dry fully before you refinish. Repeat on any spots where residue is left.
For most residue, mix it 1:1 with clean water. Use it full strength for heavy residue or old stain. A gallon covers roughly 100 to 150 sq ft, depending on how much you dilute it.
Often, yes. Wet the stained area, let it sit 15 to 30 minutes, then scrub with 0000 steel wool. Darker stains can take two or three passes. Test a hidden spot first.
No. It takes off light varnish and old stain, but for paint or a full finish, strip first with our Furniture Stripper, then clean with this.
Yes. Diluted, it cuts grease and grime on old furniture and cabinets so paint sticks better. Wipe it on, wipe it off with a damp rag and let it dry.
Bare and stripped wood, finished furniture and cabinets you're prepping for paint, and metal furniture and hardware. Test a small hidden spot first on anything delicate.
No. Our Finishing Cleaner's Safety Data Sheet lists no Proposition 65 chemicals, and it's made without solvents or phosphates. Wear gloves and safety glasses while you work, since it can irritate eyes and skin.
A quart covers roughly 25 to 35 sq ft, about one dresser or table after stripping. The gallon covers 100 to 150 sq ft and is the better buy for cabinets, several pieces or diluting for prep. The 5 gallon is for pros and big jobs.
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