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   brownbagg | Jan 21, 2005 12:59am | #1

   get rid of the mop and glo

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   missk | Jan 21, 2005 01:30am | #2

   I realize that, but I've tried using ammonia, etc, and it doesn't get out the deep scratches.

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   florida | Jan 21, 2005 01:54am | #3

   Go to a local janitorial supply house and buy a gallon of no-scrub floor stripper. You may have to do a little light scrubbing around the edges but it will remove most of the Mop'n' Glo with no problems.

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   missk | Jan 21, 2005 03:44am | #4

   thanks! After stripping the floors, what do I do to protect the stained concrete?

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   ChuckW | Jan 21, 2005 03:56am | #5

   I've heard Mop N Glo might work.  :)  (Sorry, I couldn't resist that.)

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   brownbagg | Jan 21, 2005 04:08am | #6

   you going to need a buffer with a black pad to strip the floor

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   missk | Jan 21, 2005 04:35am | #7

   thanks for the info on black pad, but I'll forego the Mop 'n Glo!

4. 
   Lilshaver | Jan 21, 2005 05:29am | #9

   Try hunting around on these sites:
   http://www.concreteartists.net
   http://www.colormakerfloors.com
   http://www.superstone.com-- Jeff

5. 
   missk | Jan 21, 2005 02:16pm | #10

   thank you for the information!

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   missk | Jan 21, 2005 02:17pm | #11

   thank you for the information!

7. 
   EricPaulson | Jan 21, 2005 05:19am | #8

   concrete sealer?

   EricI Love A Hand That Meets My Own,

   With A Hold That Causes Some Sensation.