They do excellent work my friend actually use it hot water Street on the floor it comes easy it comes nice in mouth by the way it works you should be hopping on business me and you thank you I learned a little more from you
I dig how you got that splash guard on that side by side this job is fun I do this for Detroit public schools when there's no schools we strip and wax every classroom every year I'm glad I came across the video my boss was like what is that black thing around it how that you did this job for like 15-20 years you said you never seen a splash guard
That is a piece I will have to look into getting is that splash guard, I have been doing floor care for a few years but this is the first time I have seen one in use.
Video was Simple and to the point . Once the wax is added how many years would it last ? I heard you say the previous was about 10 years ? Is it worth waxing tile or steam cleaning company ?
After you stripped on and watched the floor give a nice cold polish before you put a cellar when you put Suriname polish Apple of the floor shine polish for the floor shine thank you great job account latest shiny
Tennant = excellent brand for scrubbers. 2 Questions though: 1.what brand of stripper solution did you use? 2. Why didn't you neutralize the floor before the rinse?
I use anywhere between 3 to 6 coats of wax on tile after a sealer is put down first. It all depends on how many you really want. With six coats I can usually just come back after 6 months and use a buffer with a burnishing pad to bring back the shine without needing to restrip and wax again. I would recommend stripping and rewax at least once a year. I have never put wax on tile so I wouldn’t begin to even try to give you advice on that. I am sorry. But thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
The customer didn’t want any sealer put down for this job as it was payed by time and material. I recommend the sealer to him so that we didn’t have to use so much wax but he declined. Thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
Depends on the wax, and type of tile. On this job the waiting time was one hour between coats with three coats being put down per customer request. Mind you these floors are 30 years old.
After I strip the floor the T3 floor machine sucks up all stripper and old wax. After that process is done we do mop the floor again with hot water and soap. We let that dry then a 20/20 sealant is sprayed down and ran over with the buffer before any wax is applied.
The machine is a tenant T3 floor scrubber. We use it to suck up the old wax that is broken down from the floor stripping solution we put down. You can use a mop as well. We just use this machine on bigger jobs for the speed.
Two different settings. I had it on the lower setting to keep from splashing on the baseboards. Splash guard does help but unfortunately doesn’t catch everything.
I agree. Those edges needed a putty knife to them and the whole floor needed a second strip. Also, the floors needed a neutralizer applied and then a water only rinse. I also cringed when he was wearing the same shoes for waxing that he was using for stripping. Waxing is important, but the stripping is the most important part.
Somebody that strip and wax floors like myself that's a pretty sloppy job I wouldn't be proud to put that on TH-cam stripper on a dirty floor without dust mopping mopping picking dirt and debris before you throw stripper on the floor and if there's any entry's seal them off with tape and floor mats then start your stripping process
Lol I don’t show the process of sweeping and mopping the floors before I showed how to strip and wax the floors. Sloppy??? Lol I think not. If you strip and wax floors for a living then you must be doing floors that aren’t that old. The last time this floor was done it had been 10 years with cabinets and desk sitting in the same spot. So the tile was stained through the old wax. You don’t see the entrance to the room due to the fact that it’s a factory that I couldn’t show on video for privacy policy’s. But yes there was a floor mat on the outside before stepping in. And you go ahead and use tape to seal off whatever you like. I will continue to use my splash Gaurd for less labor. That’s for the comment though. My haters are always my biggest fans and somehow always seems to know more then me about my job. Lol have a great one.
Dwell time is one hour in between coats of wax but to put all that in a video would have made the video 5-6 hours long and a doubt anyone would have watch the floor dwell. But thanks for the comment.
I had to use a lot of solution to strip up what was there. That room hadn’t been touch in ten years prior to us doing it. It now gets stripped and waxed by us every year. We now only put six coats of wax down. But thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
This is a very sloppy job He's stepping all in the stripper he showed the half of the floor this is not a good strip job you can slip and fall Paul this is not the way you strip a floor you wait for law you do not put the stripper all over the floor and step all up in the floor
Lol non slip shoes. And with experience comes balance. Putting the stripper down and letting it do it’s job behind me while I run the swing machine help break up the 20-30 year old wax. Saved the customer from replacing all the tile. But thank you for the comment.
As a person starting up a floor cleaning business… thank you for this video
You are so welcome!
They do excellent work my friend actually use it hot water Street on the floor it comes easy it comes nice in mouth by the way it works you should be hopping on business me and you thank you I learned a little more from you
I like the splash guard on the machine
I can’t find them any where
@@guzman9011literally google splash gaurd
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I dig how you got that splash guard on that side by side this job is fun I do this for Detroit public schools when there's no schools we strip and wax every classroom every year I'm glad I came across the video my boss was like what is that black thing around it how that you did this job for like 15-20 years you said you never seen a splash guard
Lol we get that a lot. The splash guard keeps the baseboards clean so less cleanup. Love it.
That is a piece I will have to look into getting is that splash guard, I have been doing floor care for a few years but this is the first time I have seen one in use.
Does anyone know where I can get a splash guard or do I need to make one?
@arleneespinoza8797 literally google splash gaurd. Theres a thousand options
U used to strip and wax floors for 2yrs when I work for public schools. Kinda miss it lol
Video was Simple and to the point .
Once the wax is added how many years would it last ? I heard you say the previous was about 10 years ? Is it worth waxing tile or steam cleaning company ?
We return and wax every 6 months.
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After you stripped on and watched the floor give a nice cold polish before you put a cellar when you put Suriname polish Apple of the floor shine polish for the floor shine thank you great job account latest shiny
Can you use the T3 walk behind to strip the floor as well?
U don’t neutralize or vacuum before wax ???
Tennant = excellent brand for scrubbers. 2 Questions though:
1.what brand of stripper solution did you use?
2. Why didn't you neutralize the floor before the rinse?
how many layer do we need to put the wax on the tile?.. is it suitable for marble?..
I use anywhere between 3 to 6 coats of wax on tile after a sealer is put down first. It all depends on how many you really want. With six coats I can usually just come back after 6 months and use a buffer with a burnishing pad to bring back the shine without needing to restrip and wax again. I would recommend stripping and rewax at least once a year. I have never put wax on tile so I wouldn’t begin to even try to give you advice on that. I am sorry. But thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
Nice video
After you put 3 coats of wax you don't putt a buffer on it? (Trying to learn)
Some people do. It locks in the wax is what I was told. You don't have to though but it is a plus
I won’t run a buffer on it for at least 6 months.
Burnishing after waxing helps harding the wax on the floor and helps it more scratch resistant helps it last longer if maintenance right
@@providenceway7932 true 🖒
I used to do this back in the 1980s, i always used sealer after the stripping and then the finish. You don’t use sealer?
The customer didn’t want any sealer put down for this job as it was payed by time and material. I recommend the sealer to him so that we didn’t have to use so much wax but he declined. Thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
That was very satisfying too watch
Glad i came across your video. How much waiting/dwell time required between each wax coat? Keep up the good work you guys 👍💪
Depends on the wax, and type of tile. On this job the waiting time was one hour between coats with three coats being put down per customer request. Mind you these floors are 30 years old.
3:00 what's the name of this tool ?
Tennant makes great equipment . That would've been a real pain in the a$$ to mop that by hand.
And that is why we use them. Unfortunately we can’t use them on all the jobs but the ones we can we take full advantage.
You didn't have to use no deactivator after the stripping?
After I strip the floor the T3 floor machine sucks up all stripper and old wax. After that process is done we do mop the floor again with hot water and soap. We let that dry then a 20/20 sealant is sprayed down and ran over with the buffer before any wax is applied.
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Wow nice
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2:50 What is this scrubber?
The machine is a tenant T3 floor scrubber. We use it to suck up the old wax that is broken down from the floor stripping solution we put down. You can use a mop as well. We just use this machine on bigger jobs for the speed.
how is this man on his feet still applying that slippery ass finish to that floor
I do it twice a week. You get used to it, lol.
Not to mention the nonslip shoes.
No wax is left on the floor walking without slipping
Once the old wax is removed the floor isn’t slippery at all. While removing the old wax it is like being on ice but you get use to it.
You have to leave it for at least 10 to 12 minutes
Buffer bogs. Need a bigger motor. Sounds like a 3/4 horse power.
Two different settings. I had it on the lower setting to keep from splashing on the baseboards. Splash guard does help but unfortunately doesn’t catch everything.
That was a lie, those black marks on the floor could be re removed, they just didn’t know how to do it
crappy stripping job still alot of wax on floor
I agree. Those edges needed a putty knife to them and the whole floor needed a second strip. Also, the floors needed a neutralizer applied and then a water only rinse. I also cringed when he was wearing the same shoes for waxing that he was using for stripping. Waxing is important, but the stripping is the most important part.
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Somebody that strip and wax floors like myself that's a pretty sloppy job I wouldn't be proud to put that on TH-cam stripper on a dirty floor without dust mopping mopping picking dirt and debris before you throw stripper on the floor and if there's any entry's seal them off with tape and floor mats then start your stripping process
Lol I don’t show the process of sweeping and mopping the floors before I showed how to strip and wax the floors. Sloppy??? Lol I think not. If you strip and wax floors for a living then you must be doing floors that aren’t that old. The last time this floor was done it had been 10 years with cabinets and desk sitting in the same spot. So the tile was stained through the old wax. You don’t see the entrance to the room due to the fact that it’s a factory that I couldn’t show on video for privacy policy’s. But yes there was a floor mat on the outside before stepping in. And you go ahead and use tape to seal off whatever you like. I will continue to use my splash Gaurd for less labor. That’s for the comment though. My haters are always my biggest fans and somehow always seems to know more then me about my job. Lol have a great one.
I would like to see your videos on how this is done if you wouldn’t mind? Maybe I can learn so new tricks.
@@bluedevilcustoms9849 no I'm not a hater I guess from reading what you wrote me we all just have a different way of doing things
Your not a fan of dwell time I see
Dwell time is one hour in between coats of wax but to put all that in a video would have made the video 5-6 hours long and a doubt anyone would have watch the floor dwell. But thanks for the comment.
To much solution on the floor nice vid tho
Can’t agree with ya there, the floors are nasty
I had to use a lot of solution to strip up what was there. That room hadn’t been touch in ten years prior to us doing it. It now gets stripped and waxed by us every year. We now only put six coats of wax down. But thanks for the comment. Have a great night.
This is a very sloppy job He's stepping all in the stripper he showed the half of the floor this is not a good strip job you can slip and fall Paul this is not the way you strip a floor you wait for law you do not put the stripper all over the floor and step all up in the floor
Lol non slip shoes. And with experience comes balance. Putting the stripper down and letting it do it’s job behind me while I run the swing machine help break up the 20-30 year old wax. Saved the customer from replacing all the tile. But thank you for the comment.
Cringe