Trusted Clean 'Easy Lift SC' is an extremely popular super concentrated floor stripper. Simply fill a 5 gallon bucket with hot water and 1 quart of this concentrated stripper to make 5.25 gallons of regular strength stripper. Concentrated solutions are extremely effective for shipping and storage. This product will perform just like any other stripper to remove all types of floor waxes (acrylic, styrene, polymers, co-polymers, oligimers, and metal cross-linked finishes). It can also be used to remove acrylic and water based urethane sealers. For more stripping solutions and options, please take a look at our complete line of floor finish removing strippers.

Before using this powerful stripping solution across your entire floor, you should pre-test on a small area. Warning: Do not use this stripper undiluted. Dilute 1 part 'Easy Lift' to 20 parts water using hot water (1 quart of this stripper should be mixed with 5 gallons of warm/hot water). Mop this solution onto your floor and allow to set for 3 or 4 minutes. Do not allow stripper to dry on floor, reapply if necessary. Use one of our rotary floor buffers & a stripping pad to agitate and loosen your finish. Picking up the loosened finish is usually most effective with a wet pickup tank vacuum, especially one with a front mount squeegee, like our Trusted Clean Quench 18.

For best results and to apply a nice new floor finish, we recommend rinsing the surface thoroughly with clean water to ensure the removal of all stripping solution and old wax. Use a neutralizer like the Trusted Clean 'Film Off' to remove the remaining residue after rinsing and return the floor to a neutral pH. Apply floor finish in normal manner. For more in depth instructions, take a look at our floor stripping guide.

Warning

• Please read all cautions and directions before using this product. It contains alkaline ingredients normally found in powerful strippers. Quick penetrating agents and liquefying ingredients require that this product be used according to directions.


• On old linoleum, rubber and asphalt floors do not use an over concentration of solution or bleaching or discoloring may occur. Test a small area using a solution no stronger than 1 part of stripper to 10 parts of water (1 quart of stripper to 2.5 gallons of water). Adjust concentration to strip effectively without harming floor substrate.