Grease Slayer

Grease Slayer isn’t your average degreaser...it’s the chemical equivalent of a flamethrower for grime.

Built by contractors, for contractors, this alkaline beast eats through grease, oil, carbon, oxidation, and filth on concrete, brick, EIFS, vinyl siding, stone, fiberglass, and awnings...all without ever picking up a brush.

Perfect for restaurant pads, gas stations, loading zones, driveways, and dumpster pads, Grease Slayer gets in deep, breaks it all loose, and leaves the surface looking like it’s never seen a day’s work.

Pair it with Killshot: Surface Restore for the one-two combo that resurrects concrete and masonry from the dead.

Apply it hot or cold, through a pressure washer, sprayer, or brush...whatever weapon you roll with, Grease Slayer delivers the same result: domination.

Removes Stains From:

• Masonry (Cleaner & Brightener) • Brick • Limestone • Granite • Concrete • Vinyl Siding • Roofs • Awnings • Fiberglass • Exterior Building Surfaces

Directions for Use

Do not mix with bleach. Don’t let it dry on hot surfaces.
This ain’t rocket science...just smart cleaning. Test a small area first, then let the Slayer do what it was built to do.

Double-tap your application for full soil release. Use 1,000 PSI minimum if spraying. Dial in your metering valve or proportioner, coat the surface bottom-up, then rinse top-down.

Want that “new-again” look? Always finish with a bottom-up detail rinse.

Dilution Ratios

Adjust based on how nasty the job is and how hot your water runs.

• Heavy Oil / Carbon / Stained Wood: 1:1 to 1:2
• Medium Soil / Everyday Filth: 1:3 to 1:10
• Light Cleaning / Routine Washes: 1:11 to 1:20

Covers 100–250 sq. ft. per gallon, depending on how rough the surface is and how bad it’s been neglected.