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Question Scrubbing VCT??? - Mar 7th, 03, 09:15 PM

I am a new user---I'm glad I found this message board, finally one covering floor care. Well, a little background about myself--I use to use strip, wax and buff floors in the Navy for 9 yrs. My question is concerning scrubbing VCT. What type of floor pad would I use? I want to take up at least a layer of wax and add a new coat once I finish scrubbing. Which pad would give me the best srcubbing action?--blue, green or blue pad. This is for a daycare center.

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And WELCOME to The Grime Scene!
First off, do us a favor and change your profile to give your name and where you are. We're like a family here.

Use the blue pad to remove the top layer of the finish and any build in dirt or heel marks.

Now if you are stripping the of course you need the black pad and the appropriate stripping product.

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Thanks for your input - Mar 7th, 03, 09:52 PM

Thanks for giving me that information. The blue pad--ok. I am trying to remove some of the heel marks and scuffs. After I finish scrubbing I was going to add a layer of wax then high speed buff the floor. Oh yeah, I added my name, which is Derek Morgan and the name of my company-- Pro-Team Cleaning Services.

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Make sure you do a thorough mopping before you apply the next layer of wax to remove any of the dust/dirt created by the scrubbing.

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I would start with a Red pad, and then switch to Blue if needed. Both of these are used for Scrub and Recoat applications.
Use a good neutral floor cleaner and rinse well.
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