FILA ZERO SIL silicone remover (250mls)

Quick Acting Gel:
Softens old silicone in around twenty minutes. Helps you cut through stubborn joints without grinding or scratching surfaces.

Stays Put on Vertical Surfaces:
The gel sits where you spread it, which is a blessing on shower walls or splashbacks where liquid removers run everywhere.

Cuts More Than Silicone:
Also lifts wax, old tape glue, oily marks, candle drips and bits of cured foam. Useful when you’re cleaning up after a messy demo.

Safe on Common Surfaces:
Good for porcelain, stone, marble, glass and metal. Saves time when you don’t want to swap between different cleaners.

Easy to Apply:
Goes on with a small spatula or scraper so you’re not wasting product. Lets you work tidy around trims or corners.

Pleasant Citrus Scent:
Doesn’t stink out the room. Makes indoor cleanup jobs a bit less rough.

Bathrooms and Showers:
You’ll use this heaps around old shower joints, basins and corners where silicone goes grubby over time. The gel helps you loosen it without chewing up the glaze, which saves you a headache later when you’re trying to get a clean reseal done.

Kitchens or Laundries:
Good for those sticky spots around benchtops where old sealant or tape glue hangs on. Most tradies run into this during small renos or when swapping out appliances, and the gel lets you tidy it up without scraping the laminate to bits.

Window Frames or Glass Work:
Handy when you’re pulling out trims or replacing hardware and you find random smears of silicone stuck to the glass. The gel softens it enough that it comes off with a gentle scrape, not a full wrestle.

Stone or Tile Surfaces:
If you’re working with natural stone or porcelain and someone’s left wax, resin or greasy fingerprints behind, this stuff lifts it without dulling the tile. Just rinse it off and you’re good to go.

Reno or Demo Clean-Ups:
After ripping out old fittings, you’ll often find blobs of foam or glue you didn’t plan for. A bit of gel on those patches helps break them down so you can move on with the job instead of fighting sticky rubbish all afternoon.

Prep the Area:
Clean off loose dust or grout first so the gel can grab onto the silicone.

Spread the Gel:
Apply with a spatula in a decent layer over the silicone or residue. Let it sit for about twenty minutes.

Scrape Carefully:
Use a plastic scraper to lift softened silicone. Work slow so you don’t mark the surface.

Wipe and Rinse:
Wipe off any leftover gel with a damp cloth. Rinse again if the surface feels slick.

Test Before Heavy Use:
Always test a small patch on plastics or coated surfaces. Some finishes can dull if left too long.

• Porcelain tiles
  
• Natural stone
  
• Marble
  
• Glass
  
• Metal

Clear gel with a mild citrus smell. Thick enough to spread without running.

Pro Tip

If you’re removing old shower silicone, score the joint lightly with a knife first. The gel works faster when it can get into the cut.

If you need a cleaner that strips silicone without chewing up tiles or stone, have a yarn with the Surtec crew. We’ll point you to the right product for your job.