When maintaining floor paint, it's crucial to avoid some common mistakes. These mistakes can cause damage to the surface of the floor paint, reducing its effectiveness and longevity.
First, avoid using cleaners that are too aggressive. Using acidic or alkaline cleaners may damage the surface of the floor paint, causing it to peel and fade. Choose a neutral cleaner and test it on a small area before use to ensure there are no adverse effects.
Secondly, don't use too much water to clean the floor. Glowing floor paint may not be water-resistant and may cause blistering and peeling if soaked in water for a long time. When cleaning, use as little water as possible to avoid moisture.
Finally, don't use harsh cleaning tools. Rough cleaning tools may scratch the surface of the floor paint, reducing its appearance. Use soft mops and cleaning cloths to avoid the risk of scratches.
All that said, avoiding the use of aggressive cleaners, too much water, and harsh cleaning tools is key when maintaining your floor's glossy finish. With correct maintenance methods, you can ensure that the luminous floor paint maintains its beauty and performance and extends its service life.
