Tuff-Seal Maintenance Instructions
Care & Maintenance Instructions:
Tuff-Seal Interlocking Floor Tile is compatible with most normal maintenance practices. The procedures you choose should be based on the size of the area installed, the gloss level you prefer (high or low gloss), the type maintenance equipment you plan to use.
Initial cleanup and maintenance
Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming Scrub the floor with a neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent Apply cleaning solution with a mop/bucket, scrub with rotary scrubber with soft nylon brushes or automatic scrubber with soft nylon brushes Pick up solution with wet-vac or mop/bucket Rinse with clean water, allow to dry Apply floor finish (optional) Apply 3-4 Thin coats of high quality, commercial, acrylic floor finish with clean finish mop or applicator Allow 30 minutes dry time between each coat Regular maintenance (as often as required) Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming
Wet maintenance method
Scrub or mop with neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent. If floor is exposed to grease or oil, use a degreasing detergent
Apply cleaning solution with a mop/bucket, scrub with rotary scrubber with soft nylon brushes or automatic scrubber with soft nylon brushes
Pick up solution with a wet vac or mop/bucket
Rinse with clean water, allow to dry Periodic scrub and recoat Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming Heavy scrub using rotary scrubber or automatic scrubber with scrubbing pad and double-strength neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent Pick up solution with a wet vac or mop/bucket Rinse with clean water, allow to dry
Apply floor finish (optional) Apply 1-2 thin coats of high quality, commercial, acrylic floor finish with clean finish mop or applicator Allow 30 minutes dry time between each coat Flooring Adventures does not warrant or guarantee any maintenance products or their performance.
Tuff-Seal Interlocking Floor Tile is compatible with most normal maintenance practices. The procedures you choose should be based on the size of the area installed, the gloss level you prefer (high or low gloss), the type maintenance equipment you plan to use.
Initial cleanup and maintenance
Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming Scrub the floor with a neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent Apply cleaning solution with a mop/bucket, scrub with rotary scrubber with soft nylon brushes or automatic scrubber with soft nylon brushes Pick up solution with wet-vac or mop/bucket Rinse with clean water, allow to dry Apply floor finish (optional) Apply 3-4 Thin coats of high quality, commercial, acrylic floor finish with clean finish mop or applicator Allow 30 minutes dry time between each coat Regular maintenance (as often as required) Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming
Wet maintenance method
Scrub or mop with neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent. If floor is exposed to grease or oil, use a degreasing detergent
Apply cleaning solution with a mop/bucket, scrub with rotary scrubber with soft nylon brushes or automatic scrubber with soft nylon brushes
Pick up solution with a wet vac or mop/bucket
Rinse with clean water, allow to dry Periodic scrub and recoat Remove all surface soil, debris, sand and grit by sweeping, dust mopping or vacuuming Heavy scrub using rotary scrubber or automatic scrubber with scrubbing pad and double-strength neutral pH (7-8.5) detergent Pick up solution with a wet vac or mop/bucket Rinse with clean water, allow to dry
Apply floor finish (optional) Apply 1-2 thin coats of high quality, commercial, acrylic floor finish with clean finish mop or applicator Allow 30 minutes dry time between each coat Flooring Adventures does not warrant or guarantee any maintenance products or their performance.
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