What You’ll Need

• Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula: A gentle, plant-based formula for safe resin cleaning.
• Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% – 1000ml Bottle for Epoxy Resin Projects & DIY: High purity alcohol for degreasing and cleaning.
• Soft microfibre cloths or a mop
• Warm (not hot) water
• (Optional) “Carbon Polish” – Polishing System for Dark and Black Surfaces, 250ml: For restoring shine to dark resin floors.
• (Optional) “Epoxy Polish” – Epoxy Resin Polishing System: For extra gloss or to eliminate micro-scratches.

Visual Results of Successful Streak Removal

Notice the difference after cleaning: resin floors restore their deep, even shine with black streaks completely removed. Streak-free surfaces help maintain a high-quality, professional look in any environment.

Step 1: Identify the Streak Causes and Prepare the Floor

Before jumping into cleaning, determine what might have caused the black streaks—rubber shoe marks, grease, or general grime—as each may require a slightly different approach. Move any furniture and sweep or vacuum debris so the cleaning process targets only the stains.

Use soft, non-abrasive tools. A microfibre mop or cloth is gentle on resin coatings and won’t cause surface scratches. Always check a small area before full application to be sure your cleaning method does not dull the finish.

Step 2: Clean with a Suitable Degreaser

Apply a gentle but effective degreaser to target greasy streaks or rubber marks. The Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula is formulated specifically for resin surfaces, offering a natural, hypoallergenic clean that won’t damage the floor or your skin. Spray or pour a small amount onto the affected area and let it work for a few minutes.

Gently wipe with a damp microfibre cloth, applying light pressure until the streaks begin to lift. Rinse the area with clean water afterwards to remove any residue.

Step 3: Remove Stubborn Marks Using Isopropyl Alcohol

If black marks persist after degreasing, use a little Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% on a soft cloth. Gently rub in small, circular motions, focusing only on the streaks and not the entire floor. Isopropyl alcohol is excellent for lifting persistent or embedded grime, but care should be taken to avoid overuse—or applying to areas that don’t need treatment.

Avoid harsh abrasives or generic chemicals, which can damage the resin finish and make the problem worse.

Step 4: Restore Shine with a Dedicated Resin Polish

After removing the black streaks, your floor might appear slightly dull in the treated areas. For dark resin floors, specialised polishes like “Carbon Polish” – Polishing System for Dark and Black Surfaces are designed to revive lustre without leaving white residue. Apply with a clean microfibre pad, using small circular motions, and buff to a high gloss.

For general resin floors, or where light micro-scratches have formed, the “Epoxy Polish” – Epoxy Resin Polishing System can be applied either manually or using a rotary polisher if available. These steps will help blend the cleaned area with the rest of the surface.

Rinse and dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent water spots or re-accumulation of residue.

Tips and Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Never soak the floor; excess liquid can seep into seams or damage sublayers.
• Always follow label instructions for any cleaning or polishing product.
• Test all cleaners in a hidden area—especially on coloured or decorative resin floors.
• Don’t use rough sponges, steel wool, or ammonia-based agents.
• Regular light maintenance helps prevent build-up of streaks and keeps the resin looking fresh.

Before and After Floor Polishing

Polishing after thorough cleaning not only removes any haze but also reinvigorates the gleam of your resin floor. Regular polishing contributes to easier future maintenance and a longer-lasting finish.