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Cleaning RaceDeck

MikeinLA

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I installed my beautiful RaceDeck floor about 7 years ago. I usually give it a good scrubbing and a coat of Restore about this time every Summer after the rain stops. I skipped last year and by now the floor was looking really stained and grungy. The thought of scrubbing it on my hands and knees again didn't sound like fun. So, I called in ZeroRez, a carpet and tile cleaner. The guy is just finishing up as I type this and OH MY GOD!!!! My garage floor is like NEW. They use a no-soap method, so I'm going to check for dryness and mop on the Restore. I am just posting this as a tip for my RaceDeck brethren. I have no connection with ZeroRez and I think any company that will clean your tile or hardwood floors can do the same. My knees are so HAPPY! :bounce:

Mike
 
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bdamico

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Forget the company, did they use steam or a spinner? I don't care what they told you, there is very little secret sauce in this industry. They either used steam, a pressure washer with a spinner/extraction tool (shown on their website), or a hot pressure system.

I imagine any of them would work well in getting the dirt out except the pressure would force water under the tile
 
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PoorOwner

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I just hit it with Oreck orbiter and hardwood floor cleaner. The solution remove dirt and gets the floor slightly shiny again.

Vacuum and sweep well first so you are not grinding the dirt
 
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