NanoScrub - Removal of Protective Wax Coatings from Porcelain Tiles
By Michael Ross on Sep 5, 2008 in Cleaning
We’ve talked about this wonder-product NanoScrub before but we thought it would be helpful to literally see it in action with a series of pictures. So, the following shows how it can successfully remove protective wax coatings from porcelain tiles - an increasingly common problem:
1. Note the Protective Wax Coating on these porcelain tiles:
2. First you pre-wet the surface of the porcelain tiles as below:
3. You then add NanoScrub in neat form directly to the surface of the tiles:
4. You then agitate with a doodlebug for small areas:
5. For large areas you should use a low rpm speed scrubbing machine with a white nylon brush:
6. Check to see if the wax is completely removed:
7. Remove with a wet/dry vacuum:
8. Rinse with clean water and then re-vacuum:
9. A successful final result:
For more details on NanoScrub please go here
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