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Even with regular care, epoxy resin floors can develop tough marks from oils, ink, or grease. Tackling these stubborn spots requires the right approach to avoid damaging the smooth, glossy finish.
Choosing the Right Cleaner
Start by selecting a cleaner tailored for use on resin surfaces. A dedicated product such as the Strong Technical Degreaser for Resin Projects – 100% Natural Formula is formulated from solvent-free ingredients and targets greases, silicone, adhesive residues, ink, and waxes without harsh chemicals. Its gentle formula is not only effective but also safe for frequent use. Always avoid abrasive powders or bleach-based products, as these may dull or damage your floor’s surface.
Spot Cleaning Techniques
Apply a small amount of the degreaser directly to the mark and leave it briefly to work. Gently rub the area with a soft, non-scratch pad or microfibre cloth, using circular motions. For more persistent stains such as permanent ink or paint, a touch of high-purity isopropyl alcohol (like Pure Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9%) can lift residues without harming the finish. Always rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry the area to prevent streaks.
Restoring Shine After Cleaning
Some tough cleaning jobs may leave dull spots or fine scratches behind. In such cases, apply a specialised resin polishing cream, such as the Epoxy Resin Polishing System, using a soft pad or polisher for mirror-like results. This step helps revive gloss while minimising swirl marks or haze.
When Extra Care Matters
- After parties or heavy footfall events, when accidental spills are more likely.
- In homes with children or pets, as stains can set quickly.
- When using new cleaning products—always spot test a discreet area first for compatibility with your specific resin floor.
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Addressing persistent marks with gentle cleaners and periodic polishing preserves your epoxy resin floor’s look and longevity. For more insights into keeping resin surfaces looking their best, visit our guide on how to clean epoxy resin floors.