07-07-2014, 03:56 AM
Nick, I would use the beige Fiberplus pads if you are worried about scratching the floor.
Remember, the lighter the colour, the softer the pad.
The darker the color, the coarser the pad.
White pads under a high speed polisher were used for polishing.
Red pads for spray burnishing.
Black or green pads under a slower (175rpm) for scrubbing/stripping.
For your small area, I would use either of the Fiberplus pads and spray burnish, ie: use a trigger sprayer and simply spray a small section before you go over it with the Cimex to raise the lustre and give that gloss to it.
It won't be as good as a high speed polisher but can give good results.
Heading out again now for three commercial jobs.
Still haven't cracked the reds.
Remember, the lighter the colour, the softer the pad.
The darker the color, the coarser the pad.
White pads under a high speed polisher were used for polishing.
Red pads for spray burnishing.
Black or green pads under a slower (175rpm) for scrubbing/stripping.
For your small area, I would use either of the Fiberplus pads and spray burnish, ie: use a trigger sprayer and simply spray a small section before you go over it with the Cimex to raise the lustre and give that gloss to it.
It won't be as good as a high speed polisher but can give good results.
Heading out again now for three commercial jobs.
Still haven't cracked the reds.
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Take me as I am, or watch me as I go.
I'll retire when I can no longer do what I love, or I no longer love what I can do.
Stop moving, start dying........