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Water Rinsable, No Scraping, And It Works On Walls And Facades As Well As Floors This is Techniseal heavy duty 5 gallon stripper for concrete, br...
View full detailsA Cream Stripper That Clings To Vertical Surfaces And Does Not Kill The Planting Eco-Stripper is a cream rather than a liquid, and that changes w...
View full detailsDissolves Efflorescence Without Muriatic Acid, So It Cleans Deep Without Bleaching The Paver Paver Prep is formulated to dissolve efflorescence, ...
View full detailsTechniseal Calls This The Most Effective Product Available For Cement Slurry And Polymeric Haze Wet cutting throws a cement slurry that dries int...
View full detailsThe Sealer Trade's Utility Solvent The sealer trade's utility solvent: xylene thins and dissolves acrylic sealers, which makes it the fix for a s...
View full detailsThe Undo Button for Failed Sealer The undo button: an industrial-strength stripper that removes failed or unwanted sealer, curing compounds, graf...
View full detailsRust Stains Meet Their Match A heavy-duty concentrate for the orange stains that fertilizer granules, patio furniture and irrigation water leave ...
View full detailsAcid-Free Cleaning for Stone That Acids Ruin An acid-free concentrated cleaner made for the surfaces that acids ruin: wetcast, granite, limestone...
View full detailsThe Answer to Oil, Tar and Tire Marks A fast-acting concentrated degreaser that pulls oil, grease, tar, gum, rubber marks and paint off hardscape...
View full detailsAcid Etching Without Handling Muriatic Acid DRYLOK Etch is a dry sulfamic acid powder that etches smooth concrete so paint and epoxy will actually...
View full detailsPaver and stone cleaners for the specific problems hardscape actually gets: efflorescence bloom, motor oil, rust from sprinklers and furniture, leaf tannin, mould and moss, and polymeric haze left after a sand install. Using the wrong chemistry is how good hardscape gets ruined, so these are grouped by what they remove rather than by brand.
Most of these are now available as 8 oz samples so you can prove a cleaner lifts your stain before buying a gallon.
| Problem | What You Need | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| White bloom on new pavers | Efflorescence remover | Mineral salt from the concrete. Acid free formulas avoid etching |
| Motor oil, grease | Oil and grease remover | Absorbing types dry to a powder you sweep up, best on old soaked stains |
| Rust, orange staining | Rust remover | From sprinkler water, metal furniture or fertilizer |
| Leaf marks, wine, moss | Organic stain cleaner | Organic stains break down, they do not dissolve like oil |
| Haze after a sand install | Polymeric haze remover | Sand cured on the paver face, needs a dedicated product |
| General dirt and grime | Concentrated hardscape cleaner | The everyday clean and the standard pre-seal step |
Acid based cleaners, especially muriatic, will clear efflorescence quickly and will also etch the surface, lighten the colour and kill any plant it runs into. Etching is permanent. Marble, travertine, limestone and wet cast are particularly vulnerable.
Almost every sealer manufacturer requires a clean, dry, open surface. Sealing over dirt or efflorescence traps it under the film permanently and there is no fix short of stripping. If you are heading toward a seal job, browse paver sealers and clean first.
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