Staff Answer
Mar 03, 2026 - 09:39 AM
We have two types of oil cleaners that can remove the grill stains of the surface. As long is a washable surface.
Option-1 to be used when stains are fresh. We recommend using SealGreen Oil Cleaner Degreaser it is a liquid that is mixed with water and then sprayed over these stains. Let it soak for 5 minutes and then rinse. Repeat as needed.
Option-2 To be used when the oil or grease stains that are dry or old. We recommend Gray-Out Waterless Oil Cleaner (it’s a gray powder) that will be applied over the stain, and it will adhere to the surface in about 2 – 3 days. The enzymes in the powder will crawl into the microscopy pore of the concrete and clean the stains. Once all stains are clean the gray powder will go away on its own. Note: depending on the depth of the stain it will take weeks to clean completely.
Option-3 We recommend Option-1 SealGreen Oil Cleaner Degreaser applied and then Option-2. Gray-Out Waterless Oil Cleaner This process will clean all surface stains and option-2 will clean the deep stains that liquid cleaners cannot clean.
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