Things You'll Need:
- Rubber gloves
- Buckets
- Cotton mops
- Heavy duty wax stripper
- Mild floor cleaner
- Scrub brush
- Commercial Terrazzo floor sealing product
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Step 1
Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands from the chemicals that are being used to resurface the Terrazzo floor. Also consider wearing protective eye wear in cases of a splatter that can burn the eye area.
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Step 2
Remove any sealers that are presently covering the surface of the Terrazzo floor. To do this, use a heavy duty wax stripper. Dilute the wax stripper in a bucket as directed by the manufacturer, and apply it with a cotton mop.
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Step 3
Allow the wax stripper to work its magic by leaving it to soak on the surface of the Terrazzo floor for the recommended time established by the manufacturer.
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Step 4
Scrub any areas that have excess dirt or grease build up. While the wax stripper is soaking, use a scrub brush to lift dirt from stained areas.
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Step 5
Rinse the floor with a clean, cotton mop to remove the wax stripper from the Terrazzo floor. Follow up with a wet vacuum to remove any excess liquid or chemicals that are on the surface of the floor.
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Step 6
Apply a sealer to the surface of the Terrazzo floor. Commercial sealers are sold that are specifically designed to penetrate the porous surface of the Terrazzo, adding a layer of protection that will sustain high traffic and staining. Apply the sealer as directed by the manufacturer.












