Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Hard Floor Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Angelo on March 16, 2017, 03:35:19 pm
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hi Guys any idea how to remove this nasty coating on this very old flagstone floor ?
i tried solvent stripper miracle etc but nothing in touch it , any idea how to remove this crap off this stone ??
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hi Guys any idea how to remove this nasty coating on this very old flagstone floor ?
i tried solvent stripper miracle etc but nothing in touch it , any idea how to remove this crap off this stone ??
Angelo
Which products from Miracle did you try????
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Angelo ring me, done a few of these.
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Thanks will ring .
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Hi Kevin
I have tried this one http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/Tile-Floor-cleaners/miracle-sealants-mira-strip-solvent-base-coating-and-wax-stripper-946ml-miracle
and also tried 2 different ones from different supplies but did not touch it . nothing wrong with Miracle stripper very good products but this job is not a normal one .
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Hi Kevin
I have tried this one http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/Tile-Floor-cleaners/miracle-sealants-mira-strip-solvent-base-coating-and-wax-stripper-946ml-miracle
and also tried 2 different ones from different supplies but did not touch it . nothing wrong with Miracle stripper very good products but this job is not a normal one .
Angelo
I was surprised you had any Miracle Mira Strip Left?
Did you try the Miracle Epoxy Grout Film Remover?
Which Silicone carbide Brush did you use?
How long a dwell time did you give it?
Let me know and |I will try to help! I have stripped Yacht Varnish off a floor with the Miracle products
Kev
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Hi Kevin still got some stripper left because I have stripped floors most of the time with water based strippers but this one is something else . I have not tried Epoxy grout film remover . Dwell time not sure because I wasn't on this job . What is your advice ? Your thoughts welcome Kevin .
Thanks for offfering to help .
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Angelo
Stripping these types of surfaces is always difficult and water based strippers are the future. However, that said whilst the water based strippers work with the massive advantage of no odour / smell, the trade off is they are a lot slower and that for most people causes an issue. Everyone wants results yesterday and no one seems patient enough to wait or allow the product to dwell and work. So with that said the same is very true of solvent based products they need time to dwell as well!
To strip the type of surface down you are talking about requires the following:
1. Application of the product.
2. Dwell time.
3. Agitation.
4. Patience.
5. More agitation.
6. Rinsing with clean water.
7. Checking again.
8. Possibly then a further application and repeat the above.
You need to remember this is not a quick process whichever products you use whether they be water or solvent based.
I hope this helps
Kevin