It's a common issue faced on construction sites. At the end of a project, when it's time to tidy up, there are concrete spatters on glass.
Luckily, it's not difficult to remove those stains. You just need the right tools and the right method. However, you need to be careful not to scratch the glass as you go.
So, without further ado, here's how to remove concrete from glass on a building site. We hope it helps with those vital finishing touches.

What tools do you need to remove concrete from glass?
To remove concrete from glass, you need three things:
- Something to soak the concrete
- Something to blot it with
- Something to scrape it off
For soaking, you can use water, a solution of detergent and water, WD40 or a specialist concrete remover. Whatever you choose, make sure it's suitable for spraying onto glass. If it's too harsh or abrasive, you could end up scratching or otherwise damaging the surface.
There are many types of concrete remover on the market. Some also work with plaster and grouting. You can get concrete remover in a spray bottle or in a carton. In the latter case, you'll need to decant the solution into a spray bottle.
When using concrete remover, make sure you follow the instructions. You'll need to know, for instance, how long to leave it on the concrete before blotting and scraping.
