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Floor Wax

Mylands Liquid floor wax cleans, shines and maintains
floors and other finished wooden surfaces.
Liquid Floor Wax is a clear wax designed for use on
pre-sealed flooring.

The floor may be sealed with shellac, precatalysed, acid
catalysed, polyurethane or water-based flooring sealers.
Liquid Floor Wax will also enrich and enhance the
appearance of a slightly worn floor coating and maintain a
good level of protection if used correctly and on
a regular basis.

Mylands Liquid Floor Wax contains a slip-resistance
additive, but care should be taken – particularly if the
floor has water present. For that reason, Liquid Floor Wax
is NOT recommended for kitchens or bathrooms.

Product details:

  • Mylands Liquid Floor Wax should be applied to a
    previously sealed floor – see ‘Preparation of floor’
    section above.
  • Shake Liquid Floor Wax well before use to ensure it
    is fully homogenous.
  •  At low temperatures the product may be difficult to
    pour, so it may be beneficial to warm it slightly by
    immersing the container in hot water for a short
    period. Liquid Floor Wax may be applied by brush,
    roller or floor mop.
  • Apply an even coat across the whole floor and allow
    to dry for 1 – 2 hours (depending on temperature).  When adequately dry, the wax will have a dull sheen and may then be buffed.  Using a polishing machine, wax brush or coarse
    cloth.
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  • Available in 1L and 5L sizes
  • Approximate coverage is 8-12m2 per litre
  • To maintain the shine, the surface may be re-buffed
    without the application of more wax when necessary.
    If, after repeated re-buffing, the surface no longer has an
    adequate shine, a further coat of Liquid Floor Wax may be
    applied and buffed as in ‘Application’ above. 

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