DescriptionPROPERTIES: Pinnacle Marble Polish Paste is a user friendly, highly effective, ready mixed paste for polish restoration and maintenance of worn marble, travertine, limestone, agglomerates, and other calcium containing materials. Helps enhance water and stain resistance.FEATURES & BENEFITS: User friendly, highly effective, ready-to-use compound for polish restoration and maintenance of worn stone floors Restores polish of worn marble, travertine, limestone and other carbonate based stone surfaces Restores luster to high traffic areas, removes light scratches and etch marks and prevents black heel marks Conditions and offers initial water and stain resistance without damaging stone surfaces or adjacent metalUSE DIRECTIONS: Ensure that the area to be polished is free from all topical coatings and soils. If required strip the floor and an approved Ecolab floor stripper. Select an area of approximately 4 sqm for the polishing process. Lightly wet the floor with clean water and place a scoop of Pinnacle Marble Polish Paste in the center of the area to be worked. Utilizing a red pad, work the Pinnacle Marble Polish Paste over the area with a Floor Machine. The consistency of the slurry should be fluid enough to ensure even coverage. If the slurry becomes too dry, add water as needed. Once the section is properly polished, wet vacuum the slurry, rinse with clean water and wet vacuum again. Complete large areas in a checkerboard fashion, overlapping sections to blend. If the desired result is not obtained, the stone may be too badly worn and will require the use approved Ecolab marble polish prep to smooth the wear patterns before polishing.Note: Pinnacle Marble Polish Paste will have a tendency to settle/separate in storage. Always stir the contents well prior to use and from time to time during use. Replace the bucket lid as soon as possible and ensure that the lid is firmly replaced when stored. If paste has dried out too much to prevent mixing prior to re-use, a small amount of water may be added to facilitate mixing.
