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NEW VIDEO SETS OUT ATTRIBUTES OF SADOLIN PV67 HEAVY DUTY
VARNISH The versatility and durability of Sadolin PV67 Heavy Duty Varnish is showcased in a new video focusing on the premium product.
Available to view here the video explains to specifiers more about the product and its suitability for a wide-range of environments.
Renowned for its ease of application and beautiful looks, available in a choice of gloss or satin finish, Sadolin PV67 has a fast-drying formula which enables up to three coats to be applied in one day.
The video is presented by Sadolin woodcare expert, Sean Thompson.
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INTO DR SCHUTZ Dr. Schutz, the German floor care company offers PU Sealer, an innovative solution that quickly and easily transforms tired, damaged or old floors, at a fraction of the time and cost of an entire floor replacement – particularly relevant in medical practices where the premises can’t be closed down during the week.
For dentists and doctors, it can be hard to find the time and money for renovations and improvements. One of the most common surfaces requiring care is the floor as it is prone to a lot
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Sean said: “We want to make it simple for specifiers to get the information they need in an easily accessible way, which is why we have made a short video giving an overview of Sadolin PV67.
“It is an exceptional product, which offers the best protection for busy commercial and domestic areas and is often used on floors in sports halls and heavy duty wooden work surfaces, such as bars.
“It comes as a two-pack system and has a scratch and slip resistant finish, which provides a balance between outstanding aesthetics and safety performance.”
More details about Sadolin can be found in the series of videos in the established ‘This Is Sadolin’ series, available to view on the Sadolin website or on the Sadolin Woodcare YouTube channel.
Episode 5 of the ‘This Is Sadolin’ series, entitled ‘Caring For Interior Floors,’ gives more information on the application and use of Sadolin PV67, along with other Sadolin products.
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of wear and tear. Not only does this look unsightly, but if there is no longer a protection layer on the floor, medical spillages can quickly make it look worse.
“We recognise these difficulties and have a solution that we can offer medical practices” explained Lothar Schutz, Managing Director of Dr. Schutz. “PU Sealer not only eliminates the cost factor by allowing the floor to be refurbished, rather than replaced, but it can also be completed quickly over a weekend, avoiding the need to close the doors. Refurbishing a floor using PU Sealer also provides cost savings of up to 50 % in comparison to laying a brand new floor.”
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BOSTIK GECKO Bostik has launched a new look across its entire professional flooring range as part of a global rebrand. Designed to deliver the same professionally trusted range, the products are now offered in new packaging.
A prominent feature of the new design is the Bostik Gecko, designed to be able to stick to almost any surface with remarkable bonding and debonding capabilities.
The Gecko symbolises Bostik’s approach to developing smart adhesive solutions. The newly revealed design aligns the entire range into an easily identifiable family of products, designed to combine a striking on-shelf presence with easy to read packaging to ensure that users get the right product for the job at hand. For flooring adhesives, this means the newly packaged Laybond range, suitable for carpet, vinyl and wood flooring as well as high temperature and pressure sensitive applications will be on suppliers shelved very soon.
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