Its either an Armstrong or Forbo Commercial sheet flooring.
Might be medintech
http://www.armstrong.com/commflooringna ... m_id=92489
Though I'm curious.. did you try a floor stripper by chance?
http://www.armstrong.com/commflooringna ... 7sZ1z141xp
I wonder if someone did not try to wax this thing already.. Your picture look like some texture is showing through.
I think I'm looking to hard and its prolly closer to the medintech product.
Possible Forbo types:
http://www.forboflooringna.com/DesktopM ... 454&bid=-1
(I'm thinking its Forbo over Armstrong product. )
either Way:
from Forbo's site:
PERIODIC CLEANING As needed, depending on the application, type of traffic, and hours of operation.
1. Clean the entire flooring surface with a treated dust mop, such as JohnsonDiversey Lamello 60 dust mop and Flor-Zip treated wipes.
2. Top scrub the floor with a neutral pH detergent/cleaner, such as Johnson Wax Professional Stride, mixed according to label directions. Apply the cleaning solution with a mop and bucket; allow the solution to remain on the floor, then scrub with a rotary electric scrubber or automatic scrubber with a non-abrasive red scrubbing pad.
3. Do NOT over-saturate the floor. 4. If not using an autoscrubber, pick up the scrubbing solution with a wet vacuum (preferred) or a mop. 5. Rinse the entire floor surface with a clean mop using clean, cool water and allow the floor to dry
thoroughly. 6. Spray buff with a spray buff solution, such as Taski Ultra Spray, then dry buff with a white pad, followed
by dustmopping.
NOTE: Weather, traffic, and geographical location may influence the frequency of this procedure. For example, in areas where there are large amounts of snow and chemicals used in the winter months, you may need to perform this procedure more frequently. In dry climates, or where there is less dirt traffic, this procedure may be performed less frequently.
and for Restoration cleaning:
RENOVATION As needed if the flooring has been damaged or when periodic cleaning procedures no longer produce the desired result. 1. Clean the entire flooring surface with a treated dust mop, such as JohnsonDiversey Lamello 60 dust mop
and Flor-Zip treated wipes. 2. Heavy Scrub the floor using a stripper solution such as Johnson Wax Professional GP Forward or Taski
Linostrip mixed according to label directions. Apply the stripping solution with a mop and bucket and, following label directions, allow the solution to remain on the floor, then scrub with a rotary electric scrubber or automatic scrubber with a green or blue scrubbing pad. The use of brown or black stripping pads is not recommended.
3. Do NOT over-saturate the floor. 4. If not using an autoscrubber, pick up the scrubbing solution with a wet vacuum (preferred) or a mop. 5. Rinse the entire floor surface with a clean mop using clean, cool water and allow the floor to dry
thoroughly. 6. Apply 2-3 thin coats of Johnson Wax Professional Carefree Matte finish or, for a higher gloss, Johnson Wax
Professional Carefree finish.
Note: Phenolic disinfectants are very caustic and may damage floorcoverings or other surfaces that they come into contact with. Potential damage includes discoloration or damage of the flooring surface, and leaving a slippery residue that may cause a hazardous condition. Where protective footwear is used, the chance of slipping is increased. Forbo's warranty does not cover damage caused by phenolic disinfectants.
If phenolic disinfectants are used, the floorcovering should be thoroughly rinsed with clean water after each application. After rinsing, the floor should be wet vacuumed. Following this recommendation will reduce the risk of slipperiness and damage to the floorcovering.
