Clear the loose stuff
Scrape up any loose coating with a flat scraper or wire brush. Test a small spot first to see how long your floor needs.
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A heavy-duty, soy-based gel that lifts carpet glue, black mastic, paint and old coatings off concrete, wood and tile. It stays wet for hours, so layers come up in one application, with low odor.
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The official pro tip: wipe the residue off and the floor is prepped for its next finish.
Stripping furniture instead? Our Furniture Stripper is sized for pieces, not rooms.
A heavy-duty, soy-based stripper for interior floors and masonry. It removes carpet glue, mastic, adhesives, paint, varnish, urethane, acrylics and epoxy from concrete, wood, VCT, linoleum, tile, brick, stone and metal.
The gelled formula clings to stairs and vertical surfaces and slows evaporation, so it keeps working for hours and lifts several layers in one application. Low odor, with no methylene chloride or glycol ethers. Made in Kankakee, Illinois.
Pair it with Finishing CleanerSEE IT WORK
Floor Stripper after the dwell, squeegeed off a concrete slab.
THE FLOOR DAY
Scrape up any loose coating with a flat scraper or wire brush. Test a small spot first to see how long your floor needs.
Shake it, then spread about 1/8 inch with a brush, soft nylon broom or squeegee. On a slope, start at the bottom and work uphill.
Give it 2 to 4 hours, or overnight for the best results. Epoxy and thick urethane take a little longer. If it starts to dry, add a light coat.
Push the softened coating off with a flat scraper or squeegee. Clean the thin film left behind with our Finishing Cleaner, then rinse with water.
COATINGS AND FLOORS
WHY IT WORKS
CUSTOMER PHOTO01OLD ADHESIVE
The gel softens black mastic, carpet glue and VCT adhesive so it scrapes up instead of smearing, without affecting the floor underneath.
“We have a 1900 fixer upper... this black thick adhesive lay on top of old wood floor in the kitchen.”
IN ACTION02ONE APPLICATION
The gelled formula slows evaporation and keeps working for hours, so multiple layers come up in a single application. Give it 2 to 4 hours, or leave it overnight.
“I had tape residue stuck on my new concrete floor and couldn't scrape it off... after applying it and waiting about 45 minutes it came right off!”
BEFORE AND AFTER03LOW ODOR
Low odor and minimal vapor while it works. The water-dispersible formula cleans up with our Finishing Cleaner and a clean water rinse, leaving the floor ready for its next finish.
“It works well and the smell isn't too strong. This is now my go to product!”
WHY GREENEZ
Built by a dad who got sick of what the job put in the air.
GOT QUESTIONS?
Everything to know before you spread the first gallon.
Concrete, wood floors and stairs, VCT, linoleum, tile, brick, stone, masonry and metal. Don't use it on plastic, PVC, rubber or drywall.
Carpet glue, black mastic, VCT and tile adhesive, paint, varnish, urethane, acrylic sealers and epoxy. It's made to lift several layers in one application.
At least 2 to 4 hours, and overnight works best. Epoxy and thick urethane can need a little longer. Check a few spots with a scraper, and don't scrape until the coating has softened all the way down. If it starts to dry, add a light coat to re-wet it.
It breaks down the adhesive or coating without affecting the flooring surface. Test a small area first to confirm your results and dwell time, and don't let it dry completely into the floor.
A gallon covers about 125 to 200 sq ft, depending on the coating, its age and how many layers you're removing. The 5 gallon pail covers roughly 625 to 1,000 sq ft. Stairs and vertical surfaces fall on the lower end.
Yes. After you scrape, a thin film stays on the floor, and new coatings and flooring won't bond well over it. Our Finishing Cleaner lifts that film, then you rinse with clean water.
Butyl gloves (not latex), safety glasses and long sleeves. In small or poorly ventilated rooms, wear an OSHA or NIOSH approved respirator. Keep kids and pets off the floor, and walk carefully, since it's slippery until it's cleaned up. Read the Safety Data Sheet before you start, especially if you're pregnant.
It's made for interior floors and masonry. Use it when the surface is between 40°F and 90°F. For an outdoor job, contact us and we'll point you to the right option.
Floor Stripper is built for square footage: whole rooms, layered stairs, mastic and heavy coatings. For a dresser, chair or cabinet doors, our Furniture Stripper is sized for the job.
No. Use it straight from the container, and don't mix or dilute it with anything. Shake it well first, then spread it about 1/8 inch thick.
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