I have to do an entire grade school every year equipped with a full sized gymnasium that is tile. hallways and at least 30 classrooms if I used this method it would literally take me a whole year when my bid only allows 35 days I thought this was a how to video but I think it's just an end for their product and I agree with the one comment definitely just put wax in a bucket and you use a rayon mop It quite literally mop it on
For a large open room like a gymnasium, sure, a mop and bucket will be faster, although if productivity is your main goal, a pull behind automatic applicator will be much much faster than that, with more even coats and less wasted finish. For halls and classrooms? No way. The backpack systems are faster, easier, and give better results. You just have to know how to use them, which the people making the demo videos clearly don't. If you're applying little pulses of finish as you go, yeah, it's going to take forever. Make one puddle at the beginning, get the pad mostly saturated. Use that to apply to the edges with the dispensing tube facing toward you. At the same time that you are cutting in your edges, dispense a line of finish on one or both sides, depending on the width of the area. Then just fill in, mopping past the line of finish and pulling it toward you with each stroke. Once you get the hang of it, it's just as fast as mopping the floor, but without ever having to lift the mop or return to the bucket. You should never be slowing down to apply finish to the floor, and you should be applying it in lines so that you can wet the whole pad with each stroke, rather than just the middle.
Well my company would have to buy it before I could try it . I've seriously sealed and waxed over 100miles of tile floors if not more. In hi traffic areas. I mite add just doesn't seem feasible for big jobs. Thank you for answering. Have a great day
The beginning of the video is the wrong approach. You need to put down a lot of stripper solution and let it dwell for 30 minutes for mild build ups and longer for heavy wax buildup. Then and only then do you use a machine with a high pro pad or a good aggressive brush go over the floor.waxing I go wall to wall. Your way is more difficult than it needs to be. Always rinse the floor good. I do like that you wore clean shoe covers while waxing and that you did a great job cleaning equipment
I love how they always use brand new floors to test their products should show how it works on something that hasn’t been stripped or waxed for five years or so
way too much clean up not practical for for an average custodian I've been a year round custodian in a school system for 20 years now next time this company does a video they need to contact me I could help you with so many things
Great informative video. This new tool looks so versatile!😃👍🏼
I have to do an entire grade school every year equipped with a full sized gymnasium that is tile. hallways and at least 30 classrooms if I used this method it would literally take me a whole year when my bid only allows 35 days I thought this was a how to video but I think it's just an end for their product and I agree with the one comment definitely just put wax in a bucket and you use a rayon mop It quite literally mop it on
For a large open room like a gymnasium, sure, a mop and bucket will be faster, although if productivity is your main goal, a pull behind automatic applicator will be much much faster than that, with more even coats and less wasted finish.
For halls and classrooms? No way. The backpack systems are faster, easier, and give better results. You just have to know how to use them, which the people making the demo videos clearly don't. If you're applying little pulses of finish as you go, yeah, it's going to take forever.
Make one puddle at the beginning, get the pad mostly saturated. Use that to apply to the edges with the dispensing tube facing toward you. At the same time that you are cutting in your edges, dispense a line of finish on one or both sides, depending on the width of the area. Then just fill in, mopping past the line of finish and pulling it toward you with each stroke. Once you get the hang of it, it's just as fast as mopping the floor, but without ever having to lift the mop or return to the bucket. You should never be slowing down to apply finish to the floor, and you should be applying it in lines so that you can wet the whole pad with each stroke, rather than just the middle.
Oh my goodness how long does it take for this to dry
Well my company would have to buy it before I could try it . I've seriously sealed and waxed over 100miles of tile floors if not more. In hi traffic areas. I mite add just doesn't seem feasible for big jobs. Thank you for answering. Have a great day
How do you make it to where you don’t have those little bubbles when you pick up your wax applicator?
@@UngerEurope thanks!
The beginning of the video is the wrong approach. You need to put down a lot of stripper solution and let it dwell for 30 minutes for mild build ups and longer for heavy wax buildup. Then and only then do you use a machine with a high pro pad or a good aggressive brush go over the floor.waxing I go wall to wall. Your way is more difficult than it needs to be. Always rinse the floor good. I do like that you wore clean shoe covers while waxing and that you did a great job cleaning equipment
What a wate of time. Put wax in a bucket and mop it on.
I love how they always use brand new floors to test their products should show how it works on something that hasn’t been stripped or waxed for five years or so
This method is beyond stupid and time consuming. Just deep scrub, clean mop a few times, and apply wax with a pad. Lol.
way too much clean up not practical for for an average custodian I've been a year round custodian in a school system for 20 years now next time this company does a video they need to contact me I could help you with so many things
I’ve tried it as a custodian in a school, not saying your product sucks, just this method.