Concrete & Mortar - Resin Bond

Concrete & Mortar Cleaner for Resin Bound and Resin Bonded Surfaces – Powerful Cleaning Without Damaging the Surface

Resin bound and bonded surfaces stay strong and attractive, which makes them a popular choice for driveways, patios, and paths. Construction or paving work can cause concrete or mortar splashes that stain resin surfaces and ruin their clean, finished look.

If left to dry, these stains become hard to remove and may damage the surface if cleaned with the wrong product.

Use a cleaner made for resin to remove cement stains safely without harming the resin or changing the surface’s colour.

Why Concrete & Mortar Stains Form on Resin Surfaces

Concrete, mortar, and similar building materials often land on resin during paving, mixing, or cutting work near the area. Once dry, they stick tightly—especially to textured resin surfaces—and can be very hard to clean without special treatment.

✔ These stains usually come from:

– Splashes during paving or pointing
– Dust or slurry from cutting cement
– Leftover glue or grout from tiling jobs

If not cleaned fast, these materials bond to the resin and stone, making stains worse and harder to remove.

Resin Bound vs Resin Bonded – How Stains Act Differently

Resin Bound (Porous): This surface lets water pass through, so concrete can soak in and stain deep inside the stone layer. Scrubbing too hard or using strong chemicals might break the resin or cause loose stones and patchy results.

Resin Bonded (Sealed): This surface doesn’t soak water, so stains usually stay on top, but can settle into rough spots or cracks.

In both cases, using the wrong cleaner can damage resin, fade the colour, or even loosen the stones over time.

Dangers of Using the Wrong Cleaner

Standard or acid-based cleaners are often too strong for resin and may cause more harm than good.

✖ May weaken the resin and reduce the surface’s strength
✖ Can fade or dull coloured stone, changing the look completely
✖ Might leave streaks, spots, or slippery layers on the surface
✖ Could ruin surface grip by breaking the protective coating

How a Resin-Safe Concrete & Mortar Cleaner Works

A proper cleaner made for resin surfaces breaks down cement stains without affecting the colour, texture, or strength of the surface.

✔ Quickly softens and removes dried cement without damage
✔ Safe for both water-draining and sealed resin types
✔ Keeps the surface smooth and clean—no dull or streaky finish
✔ Gentle formula—no need for hard scrubbing or scraping

Why You Should Use the Right Cleaner

✅ Keeps your resin surface safe – No breaking down, no fading, no loose stones
✅ Removes tough stains – Deals with concrete, mortar, and grout quickly and easily
✅ Protects the look – Keeps the surface fresh, clean, and like new

How to Stop Concrete & Mortar Stains from Forming

✔ Cover your surface before any nearby work to block dust, splashes, or cement
✔ Clean wet cement right away—before it sticks or hardens
✔ Wash the surface after any building work to clear away any remaining dust or slurry
✔ Keep up with regular cleaning to prevent buildup and protect your resin over time

Cement and mortar stains can make even the best resin surfaces look messy and worn out. But you can fix that. With the right cleaner, you’ll remove tough stains safely and protect your surface for years of clean, strong performance.

✅ Clean thoroughly without damage
✅ Keep the surface colour and strength
✅ Stop future staining with simple upkeep

Keep your resin surface looking its best—no matter the mess—by choosing a cleaner made just for the job.