Impressed with Cobb's UltraSeal more and more..

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We cleaned this Travertine exactly a year ago today


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In a casino as part of a bar and restaurant right in the heaviest of traffic lanes as guest.

They are flat mopping with the non contamination system.

I ran the Cimex with Magic Eraser pads over a test area today and while the pads did absorb a decent amount of soil, there was almost no visible difference.
 
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I ordered a gallon online on march 28th. Called today asking where it was. Order was lost..............I cancelled.
 
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Not to knock you off your hi horse there.

You use a pad to clean the only part of that floor that is hard to get heavily soiled- polished Trav.

Unless there a residue build- which to your credit was your best "sealer"- teaching proper maintenance


Cobb is good for dense surfaces. There are better options for absorbent
 
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Look at that grout...

Apparently Cobb's works just fine.


I've seen it's results over and over again for over 8 years now


If anything, I would say polished stone would be better off with a smaller molecule formula.
 
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Mikey P said:
Marie Cobb probably saw you order come in and said fook this guy...

Most of my Cobb orders take a week to two weeks to show up. Larry is no Olson or Jon Don when it comes to speedy shipping, but he never pretends to be.


PLAN AHEAD.
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If you call they waive shipping costs on larger orders, if you order online you get a $69 shipping charge always.

I ordered online on a Saturday night. I need some ultraseal for a job I'm gonna flat mop.

She bumped up a week early, so I panicked.

Called that monday, told them I need it before Friday if possible.

They usually ship frieght. That takes longer.

They ended up sending it UPS. I got it Thursday. Lady got called into jury duty on Thursday only to reset for next month.

Still Cobbs hooked me up.
 
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You might have gotten better results using aggressive rotary brush on a 175 not them three little piggy pad machines. IMO of course.
 
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Mikey;

What does the Non-contamination system consist of ?

Is it separate Neutral pH Wash, & Rinse solutions with a wringer ?

That grout shows that good maintenance techniques + Solvent Fluorochemical sealing,

can keep the grout looking good for a full year.

Not easy with that type of tumbled stone grout.
 
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Larry Cobb said:
Mikey;

What does the Non-contamination system consist of ?

Is it separate Neutral pH Wash, & Rinse solutions with a wringer ?

That grout shows that good maintenance techniques + Fluorochemical sealing,

can keep the grout looking good for a full year.

Not easy with that type of tumbled stone.
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anyone who follows these suggestions will see a HUGE difference compared to string or sponge mopping.

http://connoisseurclean.com/blog/he...intain-your-tile-stone-vinyl-and-wood-floors/
 
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My last Cobb's order came via truck 3 days. Surprised it was that fast.

The one time they made a mistake with my order, shipped wrong product. They told me to keep the product and reshipped the correct item out right away.

Usually, UPS orders get here in under a week.

I "tested" Ultraseal and flat mop application in my own house before offering it to customers. 2 years later and the grout lines still look good.
 
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Cobb's Solvent protector is the best performing protector I've used. It is super easy to apply, I use a no. 1 tip and spray down. It spreads much better than water based products, meaning on carpets that don't show foot prints I don't have to rake it in. The formula is the same for Carpet and Tile (so I've been told), I only carry the one for carpet and use it also on tile.

There are two versions, Ultraseal and Solvent Protector. The Solvent Protector has approx 60% of the flourochemical that Ultraseal has. They both say 1 gallon covers 1000 sqft. I order the plain Solvent Protector and spray heavier if I want additional protection to equal Ultraseal.

Case of 4 are shipped free on all their protectors. So I get a case of awesome protector for $88 dollars, thats a crazy value!
 
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clean image said:
Not to knock you off your hi horse there.

You use a pad to clean the only part of that floor that is hard to get heavily soiled- polished Trav.

Unless there a residue build- which to your credit was your best "sealer"- teaching proper maintenance


Cobb is good for dense surfaces. There are better options for absorbent
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What other sealers do you recommend for absorbance?
 
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Lamesalegend said:
Cobb's Solvent protector is the best performing protector I've used. It is super easy to apply, I use a no. 1 tip and spray down. It spreads much better than water based products, meaning on carpets that don't show foot prints I don't have to rake it in. The formula is the same for Carpet and Tile (so I've been told), I only carry the one for carpet and use it also on tile.

There are two versions, Ultraseal and Solvent Protector. The Solvent Protector has approx 60% of the flourochemical that Ultraseal has. They both say 1 gallon covers 1000 sqft. I order the plain Solvent Protector and spray heavier if I want additional protection to equal Ultraseal.

Case of 4 are shipped free on all their protectors. So I get a case of awesome protector for $88 dollars, thats a crazy value!
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Mikey turn me on to Cobbs on the tile in the hotel in Saint Pete's . Very impressed with it's application with a microfiber mop. Bonus if you Get it on the carpet that's protected too. I'll be ordering Cobbs very soon.
 
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Ditto. I've avoided sealer because applying it is a ripe and royal pain in the princely patootie.

Priced a job today to include it, no option to not have it sealed.
 
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Larry, As soon as I burn through the rest of my sealer I'll be ordering ultraseal for sure !!!
 
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