London Wax | Natural Paste Wax

Active Elements - London Wax is an environmentally friendly material using natural waxes derived from renewable resources.  It is non-flammable, non-combustible, and safe to use in any interior environment—pleasant smelling and easy to use, London Wax is an excellent choice for a low-sheen sealer alternative.

KEY FEATURES
• Interior Concrete Sealer 
• Commercial, Retail, Residential
• Environmentally Friendly
• Low Sheen
• Natural Wax with Antimicrobial Properties

COVERAGE
500-1000 square feet per 5 LB can.  Coverage variation is based on the texture and porosity of the floor.

USE ON

HIGHLIGHTS

SURFACE PREPARATION
Concrete must be clean and free of dirt, dust, oil, grease, mold, mildew, and any other contaminants.  Acid-stained concrete must be neutralized, thoroughly cleaned, and dry prior to waxing.

APPLICATION
Apply roughly a quarter cup of wax directly to the floor.  Set the floor machine with a Bassine brush on top of the wax dollop.  This prevents the wax from being flung away from the brush.  Spread the wax to a uniform appearance being careful to not leave any ridges of wax behind.  Repeat this process in small sections throughout the entire floor.  Apply near walls, corners, and edges using a soft cotton cloth.

Allow the wax to dry (approximately 20-40 minutes), you will notice the floor during initial application becomes very dark when the color lightens up uniformly you may begin the buffing process.  Or in some cases, such as rough floors you may wish to add a second coat to the floor prior to buffing.

Once dry, buff the floor using the Union Mix brush.  A nice low-sheen gloss will develop immediately. Edges and corners that cannot be reached with the Union Mix brush can be hand-buffed using a clean cotton cloth.

OPTIONAL
To develop a slightly higher gloss the Active Elements - London Wax can be buffed using a high-speed burnisher (1500-2000 rpm) using a pad designed for soft finishes.

Review the tech data sheet - pdf file (printable) before purchasing
Other products may be needed.  The TDS will have that listed information.