How much does it cost to buff and wax a floor?

How much does it cost to buff and wax a floor?

Strip & Wax Floor Prices HomeWyse states that average cost to strip and wax a floor is about $174. The lowest cost you could expect to pay is about $148 while the highest cost is about $200. This cost estimate is based on a 314 sq ft room. This makes the average cost of stripping and waxing a floor at $1.80 per sq ft.

Do you buff floors after waxing?

Once the old wax is gone, apply a new coat with a rag; buff it with the floor buffer, and your floor will look as good as new.

Can you buff and wax hardwood floors?

Choose old-fashioned paste wax in a can ($6, The Home Depot) for unvarnished hardwood floors, true linoleum, unfinished cork, and concrete. As the waxed surface dries, it will appear cloudy. Buff to a shine with a clean towel, an electric polisher, or a terry cloth-covered sponge mop.

What does buffing a floor do?

Buffing mainly addresses damage and imperfections in the sealant layers protecting your hardwood floors. You may want to buff your floors instead of sanding them if the finish of the floor is looking dull and scratched. You can also buff floors made of other materials, like tile, to bring back their luster.

How long does it take to strip and wax a floor?

The team at ServiceMaster of Kalamazoo are professionals that follow the important steps and techniques, using powerful equipment in order to produce a spotless, protective, and attractive finish to your floors in about 7 hours.

Does waxing a floor make it slippery?

Hardwood floors are not naturally slippery, but can become slick after applying a coating of wax or polish, or especially if the floor’s surface is dirty. The best ways to reduce the risk of slipping on your hardwood floor is to keep it clean and dry.

How many coats of wax should you put on a floor?

Always make sure to have more wax on hand than is necessary. You do not want to run out of wax before the job is finished. Most wax finishes, like our Optimal Wet Look Floor Finish will cover approximately 2,000 square feet per gallon. Each finish is different, but most recommend 4 to 5 coats.

How can I buff my floor without a machine?

Buff the area with a soft buffing pad. Buffing pads are available at most hardware stores and in the automotive section at most discount stores. Use a circular motion to buff the area until you remove all residue from the cleaning product. The circular buffing motion restores shine to the floors.