Concrete Build-Up and Splatter Removers

Additional Details

For the best concrete remover available, look no further. Blast-Off is a concrete buildup and splatter remover that lives up to its name. It rapidly softens concrete so it can be blasted away by a power washer without damaging equipment. Blast-Off’s cleaning ability comes from a powerful carboxyl-containing organic molecule found in beets and sugar cane.

Clean Concrete From Any Surface

Blast-Off Concrete Remover is safe on the following surfaces:

• Aluminum
• Steel
• Plastic
• Fiberglass
• Glass
• Rubber
• Metal paint

Because of this, you can spray it on your truck mixers, drum mixers, forms and accessories, electric buggies, dosing equipment, pavers, pumps, mechanical plates and shovels, scaffolding, hand tools, and more! Furthermore, it's completely safe on tires, windows, electrical cords, as well as the tough surfaces.

How to Apply Blast-Off

When sprayed with a Pump Foamer, Blast-Off is ready to use and creates a thick, rich foam that clings to horizontal, vertical and overhead surfaces for increased efficiency. A powerful detergent cuts through, oil, dirt and exhaust soot, in order to fully clean any and all surfaces. Blast-Off contains a red pH-sensitive dye that eventually becomes transparent (water white) indicating a neutral pH and signaling that the applied product has completed its reactive cleaning process.

For bigger jobs and equipment, check out the concentrated formula, Blast-Off Foam Concentrate.

Advantages of this Concrete Remover

• Meets all federal and state VOC requirements
• Rapidly softens concrete buildup for power washer removal
• Green Engineered™ in order to be safe for workers and the environment
• Non-damaging to equipment
• Does not require a pH neutralizer
• Ready to use, no dilution necessary
• Eliminates costly damage of blasting machines and chipping hammers
• Contains no mineral acid
• No odor
• Safe to leave on tools and equipment overnight in order to loosen heavy buildup
• Also great for removing mortar, efflorescence and other calcium-based salt deposits