When polishing a floor with secco, is a wet or dry polish recommended? What is the difrence?
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The polishing pads will not last without water as a lubricant. They will burn up with little use.
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The professional has a larger canister, wider cleaning path, hardware floor attachment and is a different color.depends on what kind of floors you have. To what you should choose.
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Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you.
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The polish is best used on a polisher or an electric toothbrush. Responding to customers stating that it was hard. The polish is a low splatter formula which is slightly harder than tooth polish found in a tube. The best way to get it on the polisher or toothbrush is to use a small butter knife or popsicle stick to remove some from the cup.
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It's an all in one polish/wax. Honestly, I wasn't impressed by this. I stick with either menzerna power lock sealer or mcguiers marine wax as the last step after polishing with menzerna FG400 or SF4500. I'm not crazy about chemical guys polishes and compounds.
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cleaner and polish. Use the Cleaner first, or the Finish product will not leave a good look.
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Immediately. I only used it on spots where the finish was worn away. I did not use it on the entire floor. It soaks right in and there is no drying or anything, although I did take a dry cloth and wiped over it after I applied it with the polish cloth.
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High gloss gives a prefect gloss. Mot as high as you would assume. It is a wax and to me, is high maintenance because to spill water disrupts the wax. When trying another Bona non wax cleaner it will take a lot of scrubbing (the wax off) before it looks great. Once you use the wax, it is hard to use anything else. I love it. the white bottle cleaner did not do my engineered floors good and that is when i tried the gloss which is awesome if you are willing to put the work in.
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I find that liquid/lite oil base polishes work best. Then soft wax polishes.
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Neither. You likely want a "polisher" and not a grinder. Polishers are slower and variable speed. Harbor freight has one for about $30 that will work perfectly for occasional use.
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You can use a regular (3 1/2 -4 inchgrinders for polishing,however I suggest a variable speed, polishing concrete I would start with 80 grit and progressively work up to 800. At the very least use a Makita or Bosch angle grinder the cheaper ones are not double insulated(bad for wet use) VERY noisy and they don't run smoothly.....if you want to spend the money the best grinder to use for polishing is a matabo variable speed,also flex makes a good hi end grinder.....use a sponge to wet surface keep it wet and have at it.
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It is a steamcleaner not a floor polisher. Other chemicals used besides steam can damage the mop pads and the unit. I sometimes sprinkle a little vinegar and water on the floors to assis the steam.
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For gel coated surfaces, I use a wool 8" buffing pad and a DeWalt 7" polisher. Turn at slow speed. Very good cleaning and polishing results. For painted surfaces use a foam pad.
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I only shine about every 3 months or as needed. In between shine I use their other product floor cleaner which does not require a bucket or water. This reduces the shine over time.
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I have both sealed and unsealed floors and has worked on both. I use every few months once the shine wears down. Now that I have sealed floors I prefer other products but this works particularly well on older style floors.
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Not cheap or watery polishes. It's basically trial and error. I have used Revlon which works ok but Essie didn't.
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I don't know. I used it on my quarry tile cellar floor and am very happy with it. After using the wax, I used another liquid wax I bought at the local supermarket to give it a higher gloss. I must say that we had our wood floors sanded and polyurethaned and were very happy with that.