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Restaurant VCT Floor Scrub and High Gloss Clear Coatings Job in Minneapolis. This Restaurant VCT Floor had Badly Embedded Soils. We Deep Scrubbed the VCT Floor then Applied a Several Coats of a Commercial-Grade High-Quality Clear Acrylic. Before Replacing…
This floor was stained and initially ground to a very smooth surface by another contractor. We were brought in to use a floor sealer, apply a floor clear coat with a high solids floor finish, and use a floor buffer to produce a high gloss finish. Contact…
Restoration of Old VCT Floor in Minneapolis Church. This may be the first VCT floor ever installed! It was in a church basement on Lake of the Isles. We stripped at least 10 coats of finish, possibly upwards of 20 coats! Before replacing your old VCT floo…
Scrub n Shine Floor Finishes Have Excellent Buff-Ability. Our latest floor finish formulations have the best of most worlds. Excellent adhesion, flow, pot life, dry time, cure rate, gloss, scuff resistance and can be buffed back to like-new condition for…
Scrub n Shine Loves Albertville Premium Outlets! We have scrubbed, sealed and clear-coated several retail store floors at Albertville Premium Outlets.
What Poor Floor Finish Coalescence Looks Like. We recently experienced an expensive learning curve with a new floor finish product and wanted to share.
Use of T-Bar Finish Applicator Works Great on Large Open-Area Floors. Most floors that we scrub and re-coat have many walls, corners and objects in the room to work around, so the use of a t-bar isn’t practical. But, when we recoat gym floors and other la…