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Cleaning polyaspartic flooring

OldPirate

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I just had a contractor replace my old epoxy floor coating with a polyaspartic coating last Friday. I was wondering if any of you had this type of floor and if you could share what you use to clean it. I was thinking of Simple Green and hot water when needed. Any experiences with anything better?
(The installer was the Garage Kings franchise).
 
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benwah

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I just had a contractor replace my old epoxy floor coating with a polyaspartic coating last Friday. I was wondering if any of you had this type of floor and if you could share what you use to clean it. I was thinking of Simple Green and hot water when needed. Any experiences with anything better?

(The installer was the Garage Kings franchise).
Use a PH Neutral cleaner, dilute into clean water. I'd suggest not using a degreaser, unless absolutely necessary. That's my personal opinion. If you cannot find a PH neutral cleaner you can use warm water or if using SG no more than 1oz into 1 gallon of clean tap water.
 

elsagodpledged

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As benwah said you can use PH Neutral cleaner for doing your job well. But there is also some other solution you can try like hiring experts for doing your job for you. If you want any cleaning services for your home or office you can hire experts from sophisticated cleaners.
 
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Garage Flooring

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Use a PH Neutral cleaner, dilute into clean water. I'd suggest not using a degreaser, unless absolutely necessary. That's my personal opinion. If you cannot find a PH neutral cleaner you can use warm water or if using SG no more than 1oz into 1 gallon of clean tap water.

This. I will add DO NOT use ZEP
 
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