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Further to what the others have said, back in my day, (early '70's - early '80's), down under, we didn't have any fancy rinse solutions, we would just add a cup of white vinegar to a bucket of water and rinse.

The Acetic Acid would neutralise any remaining detergent residue.

Then, when dry and before applying the top coat, we would buff with our 175 using a red pad.

The friction of the red pad would achieve several things.

This would seal the open pores in the vinyl, give you a deeper shine, and because the pores were sealed, you would use less top coat.

Remember also, after the first top coat which goes to the wall, keep all other coats a mop distance away to prevent build-up around the perimeter.

Hope this helps.

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