Alliance Gator Shampoo Paver Cleaner Sample, 8 oz

What You Get

One 8 ounce bottle of Alliance Gator Shampoo Concentrated Paver Cleaner, drawn from a factory sealed container and filled here at our New Jersey warehouse.

• 8 ounce sample bottle with a sealed cap, clearly labeled
• The same 4 to 1 concentrate as the gallon, not a pre diluted version
• Enough for a test patch, typically around 15 square feet once diluted

Why a General Cleaner Is Worth Testing

Gator Shampoo is the everyday cleaner in the Alliance line. It is a 4 to 1 concentrate that pulls dirt back out of the pores of a paver rather than just rinsing the top, which is why the color change can be dramatic on a patio that has not been cleaned in years.

That is exactly why people test it. On a heavily soiled patio the cleaned patch can look so different from the surrounding area that you commit to doing the whole surface in one go rather than in sections. Better to learn that from an 8 ounce bottle than halfway through a gallon.

How to Use the Sample

• Pick a dirty area, ideally next to something you will clean later so you can see the contrast
• Dilute 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner
• Wet the surface, apply, and let it dwell without drying out
• Agitate with a stiff brush, then rinse thoroughly
• Let it dry fully before judging, wet pavers always look darker

What Gator Shampoo Handles

Alliance lists it as free of muriatic and hydrochloric acid, safe around grass and plants, and safe on polymeric sand joints, which is the part most general cleaners get wrong.

• Ground in dirt and general weathering
• Traffic marks and grime on patios and walkways
• Restoring faded paver color before sealing
• Routine seasonal cleaning

Ready for the Full Size?

Once the sample confirms it does the job, the full Alliance Gator Shampoo, 1 and 5 gallon is here. Browse every paver and stone cleaner we carry, or the rest of our sample bottles and color kits.

The manufacturer's technical data sheet (coverage, joint width, cure and rain-safe times) and safety data sheet are collected in the TDS and SDS library. Every figure on this page comes from those sheets.