Concrete Floor Wax
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Residential Concrete Floor Wax $33.00 per Gallon $130.00 per 5 Gallons
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- High Grade Wax
- Recommended for Homeowners
- No Buffing Required
- Indoor Use Only
Our 100% Acrylic Residential Wax protects sealed floors from wear and tear with little buildup. Residential Wax does not require a buffer to apply and can be used to “spot” wax in higher traffic areas.
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Commercial Concrete Floor Wax $33.00 per Gallon $130.00 per 5 Gallons
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Heavy Duty
- For High Traffic Areas such as Hotels & Restaurants
- Buffing Recommended
- Indoor Use Only
For commercial applications like restaurants, showrooms and retail stores, our 100% Acrylic Commercial Wax is designed for high traffic areas and should be applied with a wax applicator followed by a floor buffer if needed.
Residential/Commercial Wax Facts
Coverage Area:
One coat – approximately 2,000 square feet per gallon.
Application Methods:
Residential Wax- Wax Applicator
Commercial Wax- Wax Applicators, Buffed as needed
Number of Coats Needed:
3-4 thin coats required for first application. Apply additional coats as needed to preserve floor luster.
Duration:
Additional coat or spot-waxing needed approximately every 3-8 months depending on traffic.
Function:
Protects and Brightens your sealed surface
How-To Apply Multi-Purpose Acrylic Wax
v Surface Preparation
Before waxing thoroughly clean all dirt and debris from the surface using warm soapy water or water mixed with a light organic degreaser. Do not use harsh chemicals such as xylene, lacquer thinner, adhesive remover or similar products. These chemicals will remove your sealer and ruin the finish on your decorative concrete. First mop the floor with the cleaning solution then mop again using water only. Finally, leave the floor to dry making certain all residue has been removed from the floor.
v Applying the Wax
After the surface has dried, apply either the residential or commercial wax with either a sponge mop, wax or lamb’s wool applicator. The thinner the coat, the stronger your shield of acrylic wax will be. If applied in thin coats, one gallon of wax covers approximately 2,000 square feet. For the first application, apply 3-4 thin coats wax allowing each coat to dry completely before applying the next. To limit the possibility of streaking, apply the first coat East to West and the second coat North to South. Before allowing traffic on the floor, test the wax by applying pressure to the surface with your fingernail. If the surface dents the wax will require more time to dry.
v Reapplying Wax
Depending traffic conditions, the floor should be waxed approximately every 3-8 months. Before reapplying, walk the surface of the floor to determine if spot waxing will suffice. Always clean the floor thoroughly before waxing.
