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Multi-Surface Floor Finish
Innovative floor finishes designed specifically for low and no maintenance floors to protect and extend the life cycle of multiple flooring types. Formulated for maximum adhesion, Rescue floor finishes works on rubber, LVT, sheet vinyl, linoleum and most other types of flooring types. Rescue is available in TruMatte for a natural, matte look.
Features
- Protects low-maintenance wear layer for longer life
- Best Adhesion in Class
- TruMatte Technology for natural look
- Low Maintenance, durable formula
Restorative Maintenance
Completely remove all old wax, finish and soil from floor surface. Floor surface must be clean, dry and free of residue before finish is applied. Rinse with clean water if necessary. Apply finish in uniform, thin to medium coats using a clean synthetic finish mop, microfiber mop or applicator system. Allow each coat to dry thoroughly before applying additional coats, usually 20 - 30 minutes. Elevated temperatures, heavy coats and humidity may extend dry time.
A minimum of 2 coats of finish is recommended.
Note: Many alternate flooring types may contain a factory finish that can affect coating performance. It is recommended to perform a Top Scrub before coating the floor.
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE:
Sweep large debris and dust mop. Damp mop or automatic scrub. Buff or burnish the floor to enhance gloss as needed (Gloss only). Condition the floor and extend the time between top scrub and recoating.
INTERIM MAINTENANCE:
Sweep large debris and dust mop. Top scrub the floor using Recover and maroon pad or equivalent to remove the top soiled layers of finish. Floor surface must be clean, dry and free of residue before finish is applied. Apply 1 - 2 coats of finish as directed above.
Note: Slip resistance meets or exceeds standard, (ASTM D 2047-11) James Machine 0.5 minimum.
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