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Smooth grey concrete floor texture

FLOOR PREPARATION

Easy to Use

Ready in 4 simple steps

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Step 1 - Gear Up

Put on gloves, goggles and overalls before opening the concentrate.

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Step 2 - Sweep

Clear loose grit and debris, and block off nearby drains.

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Step 3 - Scrub

Mix with water to suit the dirt, then broom it in section by section.

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Step 4 - Rinse

Hose each section clean before it dries, then let the floor dry fully.

EverFlor - Concrete Floor Cleaner - For Bare & Painted Floors

EverFlor - Concrete Floor Cleaner - For Bare & Painted Floors

Manufactured by EverFlor

Performance & Key Features

Clean Concrete, Ready for Primer

Single-Component Concentrate

Mix with water to suit the job

Broom and Hose

One application, brushed in and rinsed off

Safe on Cured Coatings

EverFlor epoxy, PU and polyaspartic floors

Professional and Industrial

Garages, workshops and warehouses, indoors or out

At a Glance

Pack Size

Pack Size

5 litres

Coverage

Coverage

20m² of bare concrete per 5 litres

Temperature

Temperature

Use and store at 5°C to 30°C

Surfaces

Surfaces

Concrete and asphalt, indoors or out

Hazard

Hazard

Corrosive, so wear gloves and goggles

Made in Britain

Made in Britain

Made in Nottinghamshire

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Performance & Key Features

Clean Concrete, Ready for Primer

Single-Component Concentrate

Mix with water to suit the job

Broom and Hose

One application, brushed in and rinsed off

Safe on Cured Coatings

EverFlor epoxy, PU and polyaspartic floors

Professional and Industrial

Garages, workshops and warehouses, indoors or out

At a Glance

Pack Size

Pack Size

5 litres

Coverage

Coverage

20m² of bare concrete per 5 litres

Temperature

Temperature

Use and store at 5°C to 30°C

Surfaces

Surfaces

Concrete and asphalt, indoors or out

Hazard

Hazard

Corrosive, so wear gloves and goggles

Made in Britain

Made in Britain

Made in Nottinghamshire

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CoverageCoverage
TemperatureTemperature
SurfacesSurfaces
HazardHazard
Made in BritainMade in Britain

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Painted grey garage floor being mopped with a concrete floor cleaner, light suds on the surface
Part of the EverFlor range

The EverFlor system Cleaner for Everyday Grime

Made by Everest Paints in Nottinghamshire, this is the cleaner for normal soiling. It prepares bare concrete before priming and washes the floor once the coating has cured. Heavy oil and etching each have their own EverFlor product.
Workshop Floor Before
Workshop Floor After

Performance Profile

Prepares bare concrete, then washes the finished floor. A single-component concentrate for concrete and asphalt floors. Mixed with water to match the soiling, then scrubbed in and hosed off, it readies bare concrete for priming and keeps cured EverFlor coatings clean.

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Coverage 20m²per 5 litres on bare concrete
Coats 1scrubbed in, then rinsed off
Form Clearconcentrated liquid
Usage Inside & Outconcrete and asphalt
Technical Highlights

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EverFlor - Concrete Floor Cleaner - For Bare & Painted Floors

Set the Strength

It's a concentrate, so you set the strength with water. Go stronger for a heavily soiled floor and weaker for a routine wash.

Scrub In, Rinse Off

Work one section at a time with a stiff broom, then rinse with clean water. No specialist equipment is needed.

Prepare, Then Maintain

Use it on bare concrete before priming. Then keep using it to wash the cured EverFlor epoxy, PU or polyaspartic coating.

Handle With Care

The concentrate is corrosive to skin and eyes. Wear protective kit and keep rinse water out of drains.

Essential Information

Product Details

BENEFITS AND KEY FEATURES

  • Single-component concentrate: the only thing you add is water
  • Shifts the everyday soiling that stops primer bonding
  • Rinses away with clean water before you prime
  • Safe to use on cured EverFlor epoxy, PU and polyaspartic floors
  • Works on concrete and asphalt, indoors and outdoors
  • For professional and industrial use on garage and factory floors

Why You Need to Clean Your Concrete Floor Before Painting

Floor paint bonds to whatever is on the surface, so dirt, light oil and tyre rubber need removing with a concrete floor cleaner first. Garages, workshops and warehouses build up a film of this grime over time. Leave it in place and your primer grips the film, not the concrete, then lets go once traffic starts. EverFlor Concrete Floor Cleaner lifts everyday dirt, grime and light grease from bare concrete, leaving a clean slab for priming. It's also made for concrete you just want clean, painted or bare.

How to Use It

Mix it with water, scrub it into the floor, then hose it off before it dries. All you need is a stiff broom and a hose, and it works indoors or out. You'll find the full step-by-step method, including the protective kit to wear, in the Application tab.

Routine Cleaning for Painted and Bare Floors

Once your floor coating has cured, the same concrete floor cleaner keeps it clean. It shifts tyre marks, light oil, workshop grime and tracked-in dirt. Mix it weaker for routine washes and stronger for heavy soiling. One 5 litre pack covers the weekly wash and a heavier clean. Use the same method on a painted floor, or on bare concrete you aren't painting.

Use It With

Once the floor is clean and dry, prime it with Deep Penetrating Epoxy Primer / Sealer or Polyurethane Dustproofer / Floor Primer & Sealer.

Is This the Right Cleaner for Your Floor?

As the everyday EverFlor cleaner, it handles all the cleaning most floors need before priming. Concrete with heavy oil or grease, or badly neglected concrete, needs EverFlor Degreaser instead. If bare concrete also needs etching, use EverFlor Etch & Clean. Cleaning doesn't replace mechanical preparation or etching where your coating's specification asks for them. Our guide on how to prep concrete for paint sets out the full sequence. For advice on your floor, our technical team draws on 140 years of experience: use live chat or call 01909 495708.

Tin packaging: in rare cases during periods of high demand, orders may arrive in white tins with the product label applied. This is a supply chain measure taken by the manufacturer and does not affect the product.
Is it suitable for floors painted with other brands’ epoxy or PU?
This cleaner is made for cured EverFlor finishes and other compatible floor coatings, so check another brand’s coating on a small, hidden area first. A trial patch shows how the coating responds before you wash the whole floor.
What should I do with the dirty rinse water?
Keep dirty rinse water out of drains, sewers and watercourses, as the safety data sheet says the product must not reach them. Collect it for disposal through a licensed waste contractor. Once a container is empty, let any residue dry out, then recycle it if there’s a local route.
Is this cleaner corrosive?
Yes. It contains sodium hydroxide and is classed as corrosive to skin and eyes. Wear nitrile gloves, chemical goggles and overalls, and keep children away while you work.
Do I still need to grind or etch the concrete after cleaning?
Sometimes. Cleaning removes dirt and the film that primers fail against, but it doesn't open up smooth or sealed concrete. If your coating's instructions call for grinding or etching, do that as well. Bare concrete that needs etching is what EverFlor Etch & Clean is for.
Will it lift tyre marks from a coated garage floor?
Yes. Rubber marks come up from a cured floor coating along with tracked-in dirt. Work each mark a little longer with a stiff broom before you rinse it off.