by Mark on November 30, 2009
Three days in a row of tile and grout cleaning.Must be doing something right as all work was word of mouth and previous referrals.
We did one porcelain floor and the rest were ceramic. Same procedure for all.
1.Doing small areas at a time place premixed alkaline cleaner on floor and scrub with poly vac machine with a brown or blue pad. Wet vac dry. Then neutralise the floor.We always use S4S stone cleaner. S4S is used as a marble cleaning product Stone cleaner etc. It works just as well on cleaning porcelain and ceramic tiles. Using the grout cleaning tool scrub along all the grout joints.
A very simple but effective and proven method .
by Mark on November 18, 2009
Once again on a run.This time removing scratches from marble floors. It appears to me that a screw must of got stuck under the door when closing it. Didn’t take too long to remove. First sand out the scratch with a 320 wet and dry sanding disc. Stay within the borders of the grout joint. Net 600 grit wet and dry then 800 grit. Lastly 1200 grit sanding when wet.
We then use marble polish to bring the tile back to a high shine. Lastly neutralise with S4S marble cleaning product. Seal the marble tile then buff any excess residue.
by Mark on November 16, 2009
Had a working bee at the surf club on Saturday. We are all members of the sunshine beach slsc. Kids in nippers and we help when we can. It’s only a small club but heaps of members are always helping out.
Any way I volunteered to help by cleaning the entrance way and any other tiled [...]
by Mark on November 13, 2009
cleaning and sealing granite bench tops is not that difficult providing you have the right chemicals and tools.
Here’s how its done. Razor scrape the surface to remove any foreign matter a.g. glue etc. Clean granite bench tops .We use S4S a granite cleaning product. Then totally dry surface. We then washed the granite with acetone. [...]
by Mark on November 12, 2009
Back from Brisbane and finished for the day. Numerous light and heavy scratches on the marble ensuite floor, bathroom floor and the toilet floor.
Had to sand out the scratches in the marble tiles on the floor, then repolish the entire floor.WE use S4S marble cleaning product to neutralise and clean the marble floors. This is [...]
by Mark on November 11, 2009
Work goes in runs.Cleaned two more marble bathrooms today.Once again with the right chemicals and machinery this is a very easy job.This is where S4Smarble cleaning product does a great job. It simply makes it so easy. Stone cleaning products , with marble any way have to be ph neutral. The reason is that marble [...]
by Mark on November 9, 2009
Two marble bathrooms and a laundry to clean and seal today. Very easy when you have the right equipment and chemicals. Here’s how its done. Mix S4S marble cleaner at 1 part S4S to 10 parts water. Spread the solution onto the floor and scrub with the poly vac machine with a tan coloured pad.To [...]
by Mark on November 6, 2009
Cleaned and sealed about 70ms of sandstone about three months ago. Had to go back and reclean it for the overseas client to inspect the job. Imixed up S4S stone cleaner at about 10 to 1 with water.The sandstone floors had not been cleaned since I left here.
Using the poly vac machine and a tan [...]
by Mark on November 5, 2009
I was asked the question today if S4S could clean sandstone or is it for marble cleaning only.Well S4S was originally designed as a marble cleaner but has now found a place as a very versatile stone cleaner.As well as its ph neutralise stone cleaning ability it has many different things added that makes it [...]
by Mark on November 4, 2009
Just completed three days of marble polishing.Big job, that when finished looked like new.Pretty monotonous work. Once you get the polish timing right , and the polish mix consistency right ,simply start at one end of the house and keep going.
PROCEDURE
Only do a metre at a time.Using the polyvac machine and a white pad under [...]
