ParkettCare

Range of use Suitable care product for semi-matt and gloss-finished parquet and hardwood floors. Also ideal for UV-finished surfaces.

Application Remove loose dirt and dust in advance with a vacuum, broom or mop, then damp-wipe the surface with LOBA CleanFix or Cleaner. Stubborn dirt or care product residue must be removed in advance by stripping the surface. Please note the relevant product's technical information when doing this.Shake the contents well.Observe general and, if necessary, product-specific occupational health and safety regulations.

Further information can be found in the GISCODE-related operating instructions which are available under www.wingis-online.de.Follow the care instructions according to the area of application.The application of a maintenance layer can change the properties and/or gloss level. Test certificates for slip resistance and suitability for sports floors must be observed.Thinner / MixingThe product is ready for use and must not be reduced!

Application tool / application rateLOBA Wischwiesel, on large areas with a suitable flat wiper mop / 30-40 ml(g)/m2 = 25-35m2/l(kg) = 3-4 l/100 m2Drying timeCan be walked on after 1-2 hours.Full traffic capability and coverage after 12 hours.Application:Material is pre-applied to the flooring in sections and then applied in an even layer. Lay the applicator as flat as possible on the floor and do not lift. Do not use pressure.

Start at one side of the room and then work from wall to wall towards the opposite side of the room with the exit door. A room should always be completely treated in one go. Never rework the floor while it is drying since this can lead to streak formation.Stripping:The product can be removed again by stripping with LOBA CareRemover.

For details, see the product's technical information.Important informationIn view of the wide variety of industrially coated surfaces and qualities of finish available in this sector, we also recommend consulting the covering manufacturer's care instructions. If in doubt, contact the covering manufacturer or LOBA technical department. Alternatively, you can test the suitability yourself on sample surfaces.