What is Mastic Remover?
If you have pulled up old floor tiles and found a dark, tar-like adhesive left behind —
that’s mastic, black mastic to be specific.
And removing it is one of the toughest jobs in any flooring renovation.
Mastic is a petroleum-based adhesive used in flooring installations for most of the 20th century.
It bonds aggressively to concrete, hardwood, and subfloor surfaces — and conventional cleaners struggle with it.
Mastic remover is a specially formulated solvent designed to break down that adhesive bond — and the best ones today are citrus based.
Powered by d-limonene from orange peel, citrus mastic remover penetrates the adhesive at its molecular level — without toxic fumes or unsafe chemicals.
Citrus mastic remover. Old floors and sticky adhesive jobs— meet your match.