FLOOR CARE & MAINTENANCE GUIDE

DAILY

Loose dirt, dust, and other debris can be removed by regular sweeping and/or vacuuming of the surface.

All spills should be cleaned up immediately to help prevent chemical attack and staining of the topcoat.

AS NEEDED

General-purpose cleaning of stubborn surface debris can be done using a mild, environmentally safe soap solution, such as Versatile’s V100 cleaner/degreaser diluted four (4) parts water to one (1) part V100 cleaner/degreaser, in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Heavy-duty cleaning can be done using nine (9) parts V100 cleaner/degreaser to one (1) part water, in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Hard water stains can be cleaned with a solution of one (1) part white vinegar to three to five (3–5) parts water.

TOPCOAT & SEALER MAINTENANCE

Preserving the coating system requires proper maintenance of the topcoat/sealer. Normal wear of the topcoat/sealer can expose the underlying layers, which may wear, discolor, fade, and become more vulnerable to chemical attack. The topcoat/sealer should be recoated before the underlying layers become exposed.

Maintenance re-sealing may be needed anywhere from 6 months to 10 years, depending on the products used, environmental conditions, and usage. It is recommended that the surface be re-sealed when the existing topcoat thickness falls below 2 dry mils.

A technical representative or trained contractor can help determine reseal needs and recommend an appropriate maintenance schedule.