GRAN-PRIX XL All Systems Floor Finish "With its versatile, urethane/acrylic based formula, GRAN-PRIX XL is the perfect floor finish for all maintenance systems." FEATURES AND BENEFITS multi-use - may be used with ultra high speed burnish, dry-bright and spray-buff systems and on all resilient and non-resilient floors except unsealed wood durable - resists scuffs, scratches, heel marks, etc. slip resistant - produces a safe, slip-free surface easy to remove - readily removed using conventional strippers exclusive Aacryl-ice@ formula - metal interlock polymer; detergent resistant WHERE TO USE For use on vinyl, vinyl asbestos, vinyl composition, asphalt, linoleum, rubber, sealed cork, sealed wood, sealed concrete, sealed terrazzo and the so called "no-wax floors". HOW TO USE PREPARATION: Floor must be clean, dry and stripped of any old finish. Rinse thoroughly with potable water and allow to dry. Seal floor, depending on porosity of floor. APPLICATION: Using a clean mop and bucket, apply 1-3 coats of GRAN-PRIX XL (depending upon porosity of the floor), allowing 30 minutes drying time between coats. MAINTENANCE: Choose any of the following methods. Dry bright (non-buff) - Daily removal of any surface dirt and dust with a treated mop. Wet mop or autoscrub periodically with a neutral detergent. Scrub and recoat worn traffic areas as required. Spray buff - Daily removal of any surface dirt and dust with a treated mop. Wet mop or autoscrub periodically with a neutral detergent. Spray buff whole areas weekly using a spray buff maintainer with a RED pad. Scrub and recoat worn traffic areas as required. Burnishing - Daily removal of any surface dirt and dust with a treated mop. Wet mop or autoscrub periodically with a neutral detergent. Burnish weekly by first applying a ultra high speed maintainer or GRAN-PRIX XL diluted 1:4, with a clean mop. Let dry 30 minutes and burnish the floor with an appropriate UHS pad. Scrub and recoat worn traffic areas as required. Coverage per 5 L - 170 m2 (1850 ft2) to 280 m2 (3014 ft2) depending on the porosity of the floor.