1. Properly prep the floor before floor polishing. This will include removing any wax, polish, or other debris.
2. Use the correct type of polisher. A floor polisher designed for wood or vinyl will not work as well on tile. 3. Work in small, consistent strokes.
3. Allow the floor to cool before walking on it.
4. Begin by cleaning the floor with a vacuum cleaner and a bucket. Make sure to remove all the dust and dirt.
5. Pour a small amount of polish onto a cloth and begin to polish the floor. Work in a circular motion.
6. Once the floor is polished, use a dry cloth to clean any remaining polish.
7. Allow the floor to dry completely before using any furniture or rugs.

Steps for Floor Polishing

1. Check the surface for any nicks, dents, or other damage.
2. Remove any loose particles with a vacuum cleaner.
3. Pour a small amount of polish onto a cloth or an applicator pad.
4. Polish the floor in a circular motion, using a light touch.
5. Wipe off the polish with a clean cloth or a terry cloth towel.
6. Repeat the polishing process until the floor is clean.
7. Remove any excess wax or polish with a clean cloth or a polisher.
8. Apply a light layer of polish to a clean cloth.
9. Work the polish into the wax with the cloth.
10. Wipe the cloth clean and repeat the process until the floor is smooth.
11. Preheat the floor polisher to the desired speed.
12. Begin by buffing the floor with short, gentle strokes in a circular pattern.
13. As the floor begins to become shiny and smooth, gradually increase the speed of the polisher.
14. Finish by buffing in a straight line across the floor.
15. Remove any excess wax or polish with a cloth or a vacuum cleaner.
16. Apply a layer of polish to the floor.
17. Using a circular motion, polish the floor until it is shiny.
18. Repeat the process if necessary.

Common Mistakes When Floor Polishing

There are a few mistakes that can be made when polishing floors.

• Not using enough polish. A small amount of polish is necessary to properly polish a floor. Too much polish can cause scratches and damage to the floor.
• Not using the correct type of polish. Three types of polish can be used to polish floors: abrasive, non-abrasive, and polishing cloth. Each type of polish has its benefits and drawbacks.
• Not cleaning the floor before polishing. If the floor is not clean, polish will not adhere to the surface and will be wasted.
• Not drying the floor properly. If the floor is not properly dried, the polish will not adhere to the surface and will be wasted.
• Not using the right tool. The right tool is important when polishing floors.

Danny White