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Step
2: Pre-Clean
Start by sweeping up large debris and
hard-to- reach areas with a broom.
Step
3: Gum Removal
Scrape up any chewing gum or attached labels with a razor scraper.
Step
4: Dust Mop
Using a clean dust mop, sweep entire floor. Be sure to consolidate all
soil for immediate disposal.
Step
5: Wet Floor Signs
Place “Wet Floor” signs at each end of your work area.
Step
6: Auto-Scrub
Auto-scrub the floor with a red pad using 2 oz. per gallon (1:64)
solution of Citrus Scrub 'N Shine (#525) floor
restorer.
Step
7: Trail Mopping
Pick-up the trail left by the auto-scrubber with a mop and bucket
filled with Nu-Tral Cleaner (#507) solution
diluted 2 oz. per gallon (1:64).
Step
8: Burnish
Allow floors to fully dry. Burnish your work area using a high speed
machine and burnishing pads. Turn the pads often to prevent pad loading.
Step
9: Dust Mop and Inspect
Always dust mop after burnishing. Examine floor for wear to determine
if recoating is necessary.

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