Wandslinger
Member
What's the best way to clean it and typical charge for that type of service? Not sure if it needs any restoration or not. Will Lamanator Plus work in this scenario if it's just a "clean only"?
Bamboo hardwood floor
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Mikey P
Administrator
Use a white pad under your 175 with a some no rinse neutral ph cleaner, buff dry.
That laminator plus coating blows.
That laminator plus coating blows.
joe harper
Member
Mikey P said:
Just like Miikey SEZ..... :wink:
Wandslinger
Member
Just confirming the white pad won't scratch it and is there any other product you would recommend to recoat it?
joe harper
Member
Tom Meyer said:
Tom,
Is the finish...just DULL..from cleaning residue....?
Or are there bad scratches..&..finish is worn....?
White pad will NOT scratch any of the finish..."of course..keep it damp with neutral cleaner"..
This process is very simalar to waxing a car...The neutral cleaner will dry to a haze...
Then you just buff it off....with a cotton or microfiber pad...
ps..BP..sell's a great neutral cleaner for all woods... :idea:
Mikey P
Administrator
No coating worth putting on that does not need to be scuffed or sanded first.
just clean and buff it.
just clean and buff it.
Wandslinger
Member
How about what to charge..
I have never seen this done before, it looks like a great up-sell. I've have rosewood floors in my kitchen with a lot of scratches in it. I would like to try my house for a guinee pig project. I have a clear coat poly urethane, is there a product and a method available that will make the scatches less visible without sanding and re-coating the floors? So many more people are going to hard wood floors, this looks like a great add on, like tile & grout cleaning. I just need to prove it to myself first. Does this really work and is this profitable?
p.s. The Zipper Jr. just happened to be in my photobucket, but now that you mentioned wood floors.....here's my questions, not a sales pitch!
joe harper
Member
Tom Meyer said:
Tom,
We charge 1.50sf...min.
Up to 2.50....depending upon how much furniture to move..
Remember these are Fl..prices.. :wink:
Also we have a $200.00 min.
alazo1
Member
Look at "RX for wood". I've HEARD it's a good system.
Albert
Albert
J Scott W
Member
[quote="ErikI have never seen this done before, it looks like a great up-sell. I've have rosewood floors in my kitchen with a lot of scratches in it. I would like to try my house for a guinee pig project. I have a clear coat poly urethane, is there a product and a method available that will make the scatches less visible without sanding and re-coating the floors? So many more people are going to hard wood floors, this looks like a great add on, like tile & grout cleaning. I just need to prove it to myself first. Does this really work and is this profitable?[/quote]
I can send you a CD with job photos and instructions for using the Bridgepoint Wood Floor Care System on your home floors.
Try it out and let us know the results. If you don't like the product, you get you rmoney back 100%.
Just let me know your address so I can send the training CD.
I can send you a CD with job photos and instructions for using the Bridgepoint Wood Floor Care System on your home floors.
Try it out and let us know the results. If you don't like the product, you get you rmoney back 100%.
Just let me know your address so I can send the training CD.
Charlie Lyman
Supportive Member
Hardwood cleaning is easy to do and can bring in big money. I charge $1 psf. Homeowners love it because it is cheaper and less of a headache than re-sanding.
Fred Homan
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check with Rey Mueller at: mueller@atozwoodflooring.com
http://www.atozwoodflooring.com
651-366-6001 There are different products out there. Semi-gloss, satin finish, or matt finish. Not everyone wants a high gloss finish.
http://www.atozwoodflooring.com
651-366-6001 There are different products out there. Semi-gloss, satin finish, or matt finish. Not everyone wants a high gloss finish.
Mikey P
Administrator
1 dollar to 2.50 to run a buffer over a floor two times?
joe harper
Member
Mikey P said:
$1.50sf...to squirt some paint...out of a ketchup bottle..on some grout lines... :shock:
sweendogg
Member
Erik try doing as prescribed above with the white pads and microfiber/cotton bonnet follow up. I think you will be surprised how well some of those "scratches come out"
joe harper
Member
RickL said:
Don't FORGET .75sf....To tEfLon the sealer... :roll:
If you can'T...clean-it..COVER-IT-UP..
"WE ALL ...LUV... the never ending..."fLaKinG"...of AQUA MIX...
OH!!!! and don't forget to SELL them some "EN-cRaP" to mop with.... :mrgreen:
Blue Monarch
Supportive Member
Where do you guys purchase your pads from??
joe harper
Member
Dirk Wingrove said:
Just about any janitorial supply will carry them....Ask for a white polishing pad...
