Periodic strip-and-repolish
Commercial and institutional floors where built-up polish and sealer need removing before a fresh finish goes down.
Removes acrylic polymer polish, dressing and sealer before resealing.
Dilute FloorLift up to 1:5 (weight for weight) with water. Go stronger or weaker depending on how thick the coating is and what type of polymer is on the floor.
FloorLift strips most acrylic polymer floor dressings, sealers and polishes. It starts reacting on contact, so a strip and repolish takes less time and labour. The non-ammoniated, highly concentrated formula combines non-ionic and anionic surfactants with glycol ethers, and it doubles as a cleaner.
Commercial and institutional floors where built-up polish and sealer need removing before a fresh finish goes down.
A pretreatment stripper that prepares new floors for sealing with acrylic-based polymer floor polishing products.
A heavy-duty cleaner on surfaces where an acrylic polymer floor sealer or polish has been applied.
Prepares the floor before GEARTH FloorGlow is applied, as part of the GEARTH floor care cycle.
Pick the pack by how many floors you strip in a cycle.
Occasional stripping of a single shop, office or clinic floor.
Cleaning teams running regular strip-and-repolish cycles.
Contractors servicing several large commercial or institutional sites.
Bulk supply for large portfolios and facilities management contracts.
No. It is a non-ammoniated stripper, so there is no ammonia odour or handling exposure.
Dilute up to 1:5 weight for weight with water. Thicker coatings and tougher polymers need a stronger mix.
A few minutes. The reaction starts immediately on contact, then you scrub to lift the softened polymer and rinse.
It has a pH of 12 to 13, so wear gloves and eye protection, and test an inconspicuous area first.
Download the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for FloorLift.
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