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Vinyl & Lino Polishing…

From homes to businesses, vinyl and lino floors are used as a staple in flooring. Following the correct steps we can clean restore and polish them giving you a lifetime of use…

Lino is made predominantly from a synthetic and Lino (Linoleum) is made predominantly from a natural. In order to polish both a number of processes have to take place…

Strip the previous finish, extract
Apply a Ph neutraliser, extract
Fresh water Rince, extract
Wait to dry
Apply sealers
Apply lacquers

Material Differences Between Vinyl and Linoleum

Vinyl: A non renewable manufactured man made product that is produced using petroleum, a non renewable resource. Large amounts of energy are required in its production in order to extract and process the chlorine which is a vital component of its chemical makeup and has been produced since the 1950's Linoleum: A renewable material that is comprised largely of linseed oil, a naturally occurring substance that is extracted from flax seeds produced since the 1800's

The image above shows a square area of a Vinyl that has been stripped and cleaned then sealed and polished. The before and after image shows what finished results can be achieved.

Vinyl & Lino Polishing…

From homes to businesses, vinyl and lino floors are used as a staple in flooring. Following the correct steps we can clean restore and polish them giving you a lifetime of use…

Lino is made predominantly from a synthetic and Lino (Linoleum) is made predominantly from a natural. In order to polish both a number of processes have to take place…

Material Differences Between Vinyl and Linoleum

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