09-19-2017, 06:41 AM
8.5 Steps To a Perfect Floor Stripping Using a Cimex:
1. Dust mop the floor.
2. Apply a high quality rinse-free stripper to the floor, diluted as recommended (normally it's 4-1). Thoroughly wet the floor with plenty of stripper solution, and keep the floor wet.
3. Attach Lightning Pads https://www.excellent-supply.com/Lightni...p_213.html
4. Add plain water to your Cimex. And scrub the floor dispensing plain water as you work the machine over the floor. Make slow overlapping passes.
5. Scrape, doodle-bug, or mop aggressively the edges.
6. Wet vac the floor, before the solution dries up. Attempt to recover every last drop of the slurry.
7. Rinse the floor thoroughly.
8. Apply 4 coats of a quality floor finish. Let each coat dry before applying the next.
8.5 [Optional] The next day, after the finish has cured, the floor can be burnished with a high-speed buffer to really pop the shine.
Floor stripping is simple with a Cimex! I've done tons of them.
1. Dust mop the floor.
2. Apply a high quality rinse-free stripper to the floor, diluted as recommended (normally it's 4-1). Thoroughly wet the floor with plenty of stripper solution, and keep the floor wet.
3. Attach Lightning Pads https://www.excellent-supply.com/Lightni...p_213.html
4. Add plain water to your Cimex. And scrub the floor dispensing plain water as you work the machine over the floor. Make slow overlapping passes.
5. Scrape, doodle-bug, or mop aggressively the edges.
6. Wet vac the floor, before the solution dries up. Attempt to recover every last drop of the slurry.
7. Rinse the floor thoroughly.
8. Apply 4 coats of a quality floor finish. Let each coat dry before applying the next.
8.5 [Optional] The next day, after the finish has cured, the floor can be burnished with a high-speed buffer to really pop the shine.
Floor stripping is simple with a Cimex! I've done tons of them.