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Want to try encap on lightly soiled office, what do I need?August 26 2004 at 9:27 PM | Anonymous |
| I will use my regular 175 floor machine that has a tank on it. What else do I need to perform a quality job?
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Stephen Dobson
| Re: Want to try encap on lightly soiled office, what do I need? | August 26 2004, 10:24 PM |
a white pad for your driver on your orbital and some Releasit, and a good vacuum.
then have at it.
That setup will serve you fine.
Rick can hook you up. No biggie.
steve
Steve Dobson
ProFloor
Custom Cleaning Services
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Gary R. Heacock
| Re: Want to try encap on lightly soiled office, what do I need? | August 26 2004, 10:29 PM |
Steve pretty well nailed it. I can only add the heart of the finished job is a THOROUGH vacuuming. A half hearted vacuuming will not get as good results as a thorough vacuuming.
Gary
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Jay Schonts
| Re: Want to try encap on lightly soiled office, what do I need? | August 26 2004, 11:12 PM |
Don't be surprised if you find yourself giggling when you begin to see the results.
And AAAAHHHH!
No wickbacks. I almost gave up commercial because I wasn't happy with the results. If it doesn't look great when completed-I don't want to do it. Thoughts like that are a thing of the past.
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Brian
| Re: Want to try encap on lightly soiled office, what do I need? | August 27 2004, 9:24 AM |
I think a 275+ machine is needed for a good job. Anytime I've run mine on low (175rpm) I have trouble with it grabbing, and hard to get a nice foam layer going. it does work though. Try a sprayer for pretreating and for small areas.
Brian
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Derek Beyer
| ditto | August 27 2004, 11:28 PM |
i'm with you Jay! EXACT same feeling....just dont let my "competition" learn of it hehe
thanx --- Derek.
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