3M Scotchgard Resilient Floor Protector – 1 Gallon Bib – 2/Case

• Wet and tightly wring out the applicator pad.
• Apply an even coating of Scotchgard resilient floor protector to the floor.
• When coating is complete, allow time to fully dry.
  • The more porous the flooring, the longer it will take for product that is soaked into the floor to fully dry.
• Wait a minimum of 15 minutes after floor is dry to the touch to move on to the next step.
• Apply a second coat of product.
• Repeat the previous 2 steps until desired gloss is obtained.
  • Only 4 coats should be applied in a 24 hour period. If more than 4 coats are desired, wait 24 hours for apply additional coats.
• Allow coating to dry before opening to traffic.
• 24 hours should be allowed prior to burnishing.

If Scotchgard resilient floor protector is to be used as a top coat over existing finish, the floor MUST be scrubbed using water and a Scotch-Brite surface prep pad, and then rinse prior to coating.

• Wet and tightly wring out the applicator pad.
• Apply an even coating of Scotchgard resilient floor protector to the floor.
• When coating is complete, allow time to fully dry.
• Wait a minimum of 15 minutes after floor is dry to the touch to move on to the next step.
• Apply a second coat of product.
• Allow coating to dry before opening to traffic.
• 24 hours should be allowed prior to burnishing.

• Dust mop with 3M Easy Trap Duster.
• Damp mop or autoscrub daily using 3H neutral cleaner and a red buffer pad.
  • If disinfection is required, 23H neutral quat disinfectant may be used.
  • If a peroxide cleaner is desired, 34H peroxide cleaner may be used.
• Flooring should be periodically burnished to maintain gloss using a tan burnish pad.
  • 1-2 times per month for low traffic areas.
  • 4-5 times per month for mid level traffic areas.
  • 3-4 times per week for high traffic areas.

Flooring that has been scratched or worn may be periodically burnished with a Scotch-Brite Purple Diamond floor pad followed by a tan burnish pad.

If traffic lanes no longer respond to burnishing or if marking, discoloration, or excessive soiling is observed, Scotchgard resilient floor protector may be restored using a scrub and refresh process.  This can be performed 1-2 times per year for low traffic areas, 2-3 times per year for mid level traffic areas, and 3+ times per year for high traffic areas.

• Scrub entire floor using 1-2 passes of a low speed floor machine or autoscrubber and a Scotch-Brite purple diamond floor pad.
• Optionally, burnish using a tan burnish pad.
• Apply a single coat of Scotchgard resilient floor protector.
• Allow coating to dry before opening to traffic.
• 24 hours should be allowed prior to burnishing.