What You’ll Need

• Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula: For breaking down heavy grease and residue
• Heavy Duty Scraper for Paint and Epoxy Resin Removal: For manual removal of stuck-on debris or paint
• Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% – 1000ml Bottle for Epoxy Resin Projects & DIY: For final wipe-downs and bubble-free prep
• Coloured Microfibre Cloths – Pack of 10 Multi-Coloured Cleaning Cloths: For gentle, lint-free cleaning and drying
• Mop and bucket
• Warm water
• Protective gloves (especially when using solvents)

Visual Guide to Essential Cleaning Supplies

See how recommended tools like Strong Technical Degreaser, Heavy Duty Scraper, and microfibre cloths combine for effective, safe resin floor cleaning.

Step 1: Remove Loose Dirt and Debris

Start by thoroughly clearing the resin floor of dirt, grit, dust, and larger debris. Use a soft broom, dustpan, or a vacuum with a brush head suitable for hard flooring. This step prevents abrasive particles from scratching the resin during the wet cleaning stages. Pay special attention to edges, corners, and beneath furniture where grime can accumulate unnoticed.

Sweep or vacuum thoroughly before wet cleaning for best results and to protect the finish.

Step 2: Remove Stubborn Residues by Hand

For dried paint splashes, sticky residues, or compacted dirt, gently work across the affected areas using a manual scraper. The Heavy Duty Scraper for Paint and Epoxy Resin Removal is designed to offer precise control, making it ideal for resin floors without risking deep scratches. Always hold the tool at a shallow angle and apply consistent, even pressure.

Take care to work slowly, checking as you go to avoid damaging the surface. If any adhesive or stubborn residue resists gentle scraping, move on to the degreasing step below rather than forcing the issue.

Step 3: Deep Clean with a Suitable Degreaser

Mix a solution of warm water and an effective yet surface-safe degreaser. The Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula breaks down grease, silicone, and organic build-up without harsh chemicals. Apply the solution liberally using a mop, or for heavy spots, directly onto a Coloured Microfibre Cloth and work into the area by hand.

Allow the degreaser several minutes to act on particularly greasy stains. Wipe away residues and excess product with clean, damp microfibre cloths to leave the floor streak-free and safe for walking.

Step 4: Final Rinse and Buff Dry

After removing built-up grime, rinse the floor with a mop and clean warm water to remove any cleaner residues. For polishing and a final hygienic touch, lightly dampen a microfibre cloth with Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% and pass it over the surface. This evaporates quickly and helps restore the characteristic sheen of resin materials.

Allow the floor to air dry completely, or finish with a dry microfibre cloth to prevent streaks and water marks—especially useful for high-shine resin floors in showrooms, kitchens, or commercial areas.

Tips, Common Mistakes, and Aftercare

Test cleaners on a small hidden area first to ensure compatibility with your floor’s finish. Never use harsh abrasives or acidic products, as these can dull or damage resin. Tackle stains quickly to prevent setting and always remove excess water to avoid slip hazards or streaking. For routine maintenance, a damp microfibre cloth and a small amount of mild detergent are usually enough to keep resin floors looking their best.

Maintaining Your Resin Floor's Appearance

Regular maintenance prevents the build-up of dirt and extends the lifespan of resin floors. Incorporate periodic deep cleans and immediate stain removal for long-lasting shine and performance.