Water Based Pro Floor System offers EU VOC compliant finishes for hardwood floors:
Pro Stains - a new revolutionary water based finish using premium pigmentation. Pro-Line Paint - for line marking sports floors. Pro Sealer - a self-crosslinking stain sealer. Pro Image - durable, consumer friendly one part, and self-crosslinking urethane/acrylic top coat. Pro Shield - a 2 part professional urethane/acrylic with excellent chemical, scratch & scuff resistance. Pro UV - a water based UV light cured urethane that has superior wear, chemical and slip resistance.
Our other Professional Waterbased Products include: Ready To Match (RTM) Stain System, Conversion Varnish & Enduro Lacquer.
See our NEW Pro-Line Paints & Pro UV at The Flooring Show @ B40
Unit 13, Peffermill Parc, 25 King’s Haugh, Edinburgh, EH16 5UY
www.generalfinishes.co.uk
Tel: +44 131 661 5553
REVOLUTION SYSTEM PRO The floor polishing revolution
Everbody can do it!
www.crawshaws.co.uk
Make your worn floor look like a mirror in just 4 easy steps! Increase quality without increasing costs.
• Fast, clean and chemical free. • • • •
EU quality assured.
Anyone can produce a professional finish. Environmentally friendly.
Easy to use with most floor machines. Long lasting and durable finish.
• For Marble, most Limestones and Terrazzo. • • •
Compact and light reducing transport costs. Antislip also in wet floors.
CONTACT | T: 020 8686 7997 | F: 020 8686 7978
BI Crawshaw & Co Ltd 3 Silverwing Industrial Park, Horatius Way, Croydon, Surrey, CRO 4RU
STEP 1 - RED To remove scratches: place water on a work area and make 4 passes crossed then vacuum up solution.
STEP 2 - BROWN Place water on a work area and make 4 passes crossed then vacuum up solution.
STEP 3 - YELLOW With step 3 floor begins to shine, place water on a work area and make 3 crossed then vacuum up solution. Repeat once more with fresh water.
STEP 4 - GREEN Super polishing pad to finish: place water on a work area and make 3 passes crossed then vacuum up solution.
Repeat minimum 1 or 2 times with fresh water.
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