Sealers

Sealers can be used on various floor types including: resilient, terrazzo, quarry tile, slate, marble, vinyl, vinyl asbestos, asphalt, rubber, linoleum, concrete, and ceramic tile. These products are typically used in unison with a mop and bucket, floor machine, tank sprayer, and a wet/dry vacuum. Dry time is required, so lay seal only after the area has been blocked-off to prevent unwanted footprints.

Floor seal is one component of a more extensive floor maintenance program, and it should not be applied to any floor until after the surface is fully stripped, neutralized, and rinsed. These products are manufactured by Snee Chemical Company utilizing Titanium Matrix Technology (TMT) which provides balance in depth, brilliance, durability, and detergent resistance. Categories range from resilient to non-resilient seals, and are sold in bulk quantities by the case. Products are tailored for use in office buildings, hospitals, schools, homes, public buildings, hotels, theaters, shipyards, and retail locations.

Floor Care: Floor Sealers should be applied or poured onto floor surface. Spread liquid polymer blend with a mop and allow seal to cure. Dry times will vary based on humidity and heat. Do not flash dry with a fan or any other wind producing equipment. Cover mop, and any unused product, between coats to keep seal from spoiling.

For masonry, apply the sealer as instructed on the label. These products come in ready-to-use formulas. Ready-to-use products are premixed in exacting proportions during manufacturing, so you never have to measure or mix, or risk using a solution that's too strong to be safe or too weak to be effective. Use the exact amount you need, thereby minimizing waste.