Agar Drive Away Solvent Based Degreaser 5L
$90.75
99 in stock
Description
Agar Drive Away is a powerful, hydrocarbon based degreaser designed to attack and dissolve oil and grease from both porous and sealed concrete surfaces. Ideal for workshops, garages and industrial sites, this solvent based degreaser penetrates engines, machinery, tools, concrete parking bays, footpaths, paved areas and driveways to lift stubborn oil and grease spots. Its detergent ingredients emulsify with water, allowing contaminants to be simply hosed or steam cleaned away, leaving concrete surfaces clean and safe.
Key Features
- Solvent based formula that dissolves oil and grease on contact
- Suitable for both porous and sealed concrete surfaces
- Emulsifies with water for easy rinsing or steam cleaning
- Supplied in a convenient 5L container
Benefits
- Removes stubborn oil and grease stains fast, saving time on manual scrubbing
- Versatile enough for engines, machinery, tools and workshop floors
- Restores the appearance of driveways, parking bays and paved areas
- Easy application makes it practical for regular maintenance cleaning
Safety Information
As with all solvent based degreasers, wear appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection during use. Ensure adequate ventilation, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and keep away from open flames or ignition sources. Store in a cool, well ventilated area out of direct sunlight. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet for full handling, storage and first aid information before use.
FAQs
What is the best way to remove oil stains from concrete?
A solvent based degreaser is the most effective way to remove oil stains from concrete, penetrating porous and sealed surfaces so the oil can be hosed away.
Can solvent based degreasers be used on driveways and workshop floors?
Yes, they are commonly used on driveways, workshop floors, parking bays and paved areas to remove built up oil and grease.
How does a degreaser remove oil and grease from concrete?
It attacks and dissolves oil and grease on contact, then emulsifies the residue so it can be rinsed away with water or steam.
Is it safe to hose away oil and grease after treatment?
Once emulsified, residue can generally be hosed away, though local regulations on runoff disposal should always be checked.
What surfaces can concrete degreasers be used on?
They suit both porous and sealed concrete, including workshop floors, driveways, footpaths, parking bays and paved areas, as well as engines and machinery.
