Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - Waxing hardwood floors
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jbradford32
02-02-05, 03:21 PM
I'm confused and I think I've been misinformed. I've taken on the job of waxing the hardwood floors in my church. Instructions left for me are:
"Waxing Hardwood Floors in Nave: Applied Equinox Liquid No Skid Floor Wax with a wax applicator. This was recommended by and purchased from Carter Flooring. Gallon cost was $69.95. It took about 3 quarters of a gallon"
Unfortunatley Carter Flooring has gone out of business so I can't get any answers from them about this Equinox product. The only "Equinox" flooring product I can find is called "Pioneer Eclipse Equinox Floor Coating" but it is not recommended for wood floors.
Has anyone heard of an Equinox product for hardwood floors?
"Waxing Hardwood Floors in Nave: Applied Equinox Liquid No Skid Floor Wax with a wax applicator. This was recommended by and purchased from Carter Flooring. Gallon cost was $69.95. It took about 3 quarters of a gallon"
Unfortunatley Carter Flooring has gone out of business so I can't get any answers from them about this Equinox product. The only "Equinox" flooring product I can find is called "Pioneer Eclipse Equinox Floor Coating" but it is not recommended for wood floors.
Has anyone heard of an Equinox product for hardwood floors?
twelvepole
02-06-05, 01:13 PM
You should be able to find a comparable wood floor cleaner/wax at your local hardware, home center, or janitorial supply.