I never thought of the sealer as just cosmetic, it also makes it a lot easier to sweep and wipe up spills before they soak in, and will stop the surface from creating dust as it wears. I’ve done a lot of restaurant floors and always apply a good cover of sealer and when that’s cured I apply multiple coats of a high solids floor wax to act as a sacrifice coat for when the floor cleaners mop up, which is usually every night.
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I love y’alls personality and humor! Thank you so much for these videos. They are very helpful!
I never thought of the sealer as just cosmetic, it also makes it a lot easier to sweep and wipe up spills before they soak in, and will stop the surface from creating dust as it wears. I’ve done a lot of restaurant floors and always apply a good cover of sealer and when that’s cured I apply multiple coats of a high solids floor wax to act as a sacrifice coat for when the floor cleaners mop up, which is usually every night.
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Super helpful ❤
Oh hey I found the video to my "what's neutralizing" question.