Spray Buffing. A process used to eliminate heel marks, scuffs in high traffic areas and to restore the hard surface floor to a uniform appearance using a floor machine and soft buffing pad. Sweeping or dust mopping and damp mopping must occur before this procedure is done.
Spray Buffing. (hard surface floors): A process used to clean, eliminate heal marks, scuffs in high traffic areas using a buffing pad, floor machine and spray buffing chemical, leaving a uniform thin coat of non-skid wax. Sweeping or dust mopping and damp mopping must occur before this procedure is done.
Spray Buffing. Spray buffing is defined as the application of a wax and water solution to a floor and buffing with a high speed-buffing machine to refurbish the floor finish after wet or damp mopping. Standard: When properly completed a spray buffed floor will be held to the same quality as a newly waxed/finished floor.
Spray Buffing. Consist of spraying a spray buff on a swept floor, approximately 45 centimetres ahead of the floor machine. Care must be taken that no solution splashes against furniture, doors and baseboards. While the machine operates, the spray buffing pad removes black marks and irregularities. When the working face of the pad becomes loaded, turn the pad over or replace with a clean pad. Spray buffing is continued until all traffic marks are removed and shine restored. Floor shall be swept after spray buffing has been completed.
Spray Buffing. 1. The process of using a floor machine, pad, and spray-buffing product to maintain a hard wood floor’s appearance, cleanliness and extend the life of the finish.
Spray Buffing. Procedure to apply a light coat of wax to maintain the waxed floor after removing minor scratches and scuff marks.
