- Removes stubborn floor finishes and heavy build-up.
- Fast-acting formula.
- For use on most types of interior floors including vinyl composition, rubber, asphalt tile, terrazzo, concrete and no-wax vinyl.
- Low foaming formula.
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Product Description
Zep Commercial Floor Stripper, 1 gal Bottle - Remove stubborn acrylic finishes from your floors with this fast-acting, ammonia-free concentrate designed for use in preparation for waxing. This stripper works well on most interior floors including vinyl composition, rubber, asphalt tile, terrazzo, concrete and no-wax vinyl.
- Removes stubborn floor finishes and heavy build-up.
- Fast-acting formula.
- For use on most types of interior floors including vinyl composition, rubber, asphalt tile, terrazzo, concrete and no-wax vinyl.
- Low foaming formula.
- Step 1 of Zep Commercial 4 step floor care process.
- Concentrated formula.
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Product Specifications
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Applicable MaterialRubber Asphalt Tile Vinyl Vinyl Composition Sealed Concrete Terrazzo No-Wax Vinyl Floors
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ApplicationInterior Floors
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Assembly RequiredNo
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Brand NameZep Commercial
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Capacity (Volume)1 gal
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Chemical Compound2-butoxyethanol 2-aminoethanol
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ColorBlue
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Country of OriginUnited States
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Dirt TypesHeavy Build-Up Polishes
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Global Product TypeCleaners & Detergents-Floor Stripper
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ManufacturerZEP INC.
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Manufacturer Part Number1045769
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Packing TypeBottle
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Physical FormLiquid
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Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent0%
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Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent0%
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Product LineHeavy-Duty Floor Stripper
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Product TypeFloor Cleaner
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RecycledNo
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RefurbishedN
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ScentButyl
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Total Recycled Content Percent0%
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TypeFloor Cleaner
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Safety WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to Diethanolamine, which is known to the State of California to cause Cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.