Hi Garrett - Using cheap bath/beach towels is also a great way to complete the tacking, doing just what you're saying and folding it back on itself as it gets dirty. We couldn't compete with Walmart pricing on towels like that, thus why we don't create a pad like that. We've found that the best cleaning method is to actually run the PowerScrubber back over the floor to truly remove all the fine dust and debris from the abraded floor. Hope that helps!
Hi Daniel - Sport floors that are exhibiting peeling of the finish need troubleshooting to determine the source/cause of the peeling and if it's an on-going issue or just a spot(s) issue. If on-going, the whole floor might need refinished. If spot issues, then repair those spots before recoating the whole floor. Hope that helps.
Hi Pat - Here's the links you asked for...... MultiDisc (16" or 20") www.bona.com/en-us/products/professional/sport/abrasion-system/bona-multidisc-incl.-adaptor Bona Diamond Abrasive Discs (80, 120, 180, 240 grit) www.bona.com/en-us/products/professional/abrasives/diamond/5-diamond-180-grit Let us know if you need anything else - Thanks!
Hi @JamesFloorSander - Sorry, but we can't talk pricing on a forum like UA-cam; plus, it varies region to region, so better to speak directly with your Bona Sport territory manager and or your local Bona distributor. Thanks!
Hi Garrett - When recoating gym floors, we always go above and beyond to get the abraded floor sparkling clean prior to applying the new coats of finish. Most gym floors are such a show piece these days that we don't want to risk trapping any dust/debris/cleaning path under the nice new coats of finish. Our thought process is always, "If this was my personal floor, what would I do to make it come out the very best?"
Just became owner of an older gym facility this helps a lot with the revamp
Hi Tyree - Happy to hear this, and best of luck with your new venture!
What’s the cost?
@@taylormccall9355 You'll need to get quotes from your local sport floor refinishing specialists.
@@taylormccall9355I do this for a living I work for a company, I do side work on my time off, you need a gym floor re sealed ?
Thanks... I'm on my journey.
You're welcome, Chris! You got this!
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Also you should make the pad like a towel so instead of getting the dust off you fold it on top of the dust so you can keep going
Hi Garrett - Using cheap bath/beach towels is also a great way to complete the tacking, doing just what you're saying and folding it back on itself as it gets dirty. We couldn't compete with Walmart pricing on towels like that, thus why we don't create a pad like that. We've found that the best cleaning method is to actually run the PowerScrubber back over the floor to truly remove all the fine dust and debris from the abraded floor. Hope that helps!
What do you do with peeling?
Hi Daniel - Sport floors that are exhibiting peeling of the finish need troubleshooting to determine the source/cause of the peeling and if it's an on-going issue or just a spot(s) issue. If on-going, the whole floor might need refinished. If spot issues, then repair those spots before recoating the whole floor. Hope that helps.
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Link to multidisc head/disc links?
Hi Pat - Here's the links you asked for......
MultiDisc (16" or 20")
www.bona.com/en-us/products/professional/sport/abrasion-system/bona-multidisc-incl.-adaptor
Bona Diamond Abrasive Discs (80, 120, 180, 240 grit)
www.bona.com/en-us/products/professional/abrasives/diamond/5-diamond-180-grit
Let us know if you need anything else - Thanks!
How much are people typically charging for this?
Hi @JamesFloorSander - Sorry, but we can't talk pricing on a forum like UA-cam; plus, it varies region to region, so better to speak directly with your Bona Sport territory manager and or your local Bona distributor. Thanks!
$9 dollars per sq foot
Why don’t you just buff it without vacking you end up tacing it up anyway
Hi Garrett - When recoating gym floors, we always go above and beyond to get the abraded floor sparkling clean prior to applying the new coats of finish. Most gym floors are such a show piece these days that we don't want to risk trapping any dust/debris/cleaning path under the nice new coats of finish. Our thought process is always, "If this was my personal floor, what would I do to make it come out the very best?"