NCL BARE BONES® No-Rinse / No-Scrub Liquifying Stripper
VENDOR: NCL
A 55% active speed stripper that easily cuts through multi-layers of burnished floor finish. This “true” no-rinse stripper does not contain potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide yet is the fastest working liquefier on the market. Low foaming, no scrub and no rinse features make this product a must for all professional floor care systems.
Key Market Information
Education
Retail
Industrial
Government
Building Service Contractors
Features & Benefits
- Low foaming / Can be used through automatic scrubbers
- Contains no potassium or sodium hydroxide / Safe for personnel & flooring
- Requires no rinsing / Saves time by eliminating neutralizing and rinsing
- No scrubbing machine needed / Reduces equipment costs & can be used in hard to get to places
- 55% Active / High use dilution for greater economy
Directions
Dilute BARE BONES® following dilution recommendations below. Dilute using cold or mildly warm water only.
Light/Normal Buildup: 8 oz per gallon of water (1:16)
Heavy Buildup (Burnished): 20 oz per gallon of water (1:5)
Mop/Wet Vacuum Stripping System: Apply liberally with a mop to an area small enough so as not to allow the product to dry and allow to stand for 3 to 5 minutes. Agitate with a mop and remove solution and old finish with a wet vacuum. Allow floor to dry thoroughly and apply new finish as directed by manufacturer. If complete stripping is not accomplished repeat the above procedure before re-application of recommended NCL Floor Finish.
Floor Machine Stripping System: Allow to stand for 3 to 5 minutes, scrub with a rotary floor machine or automatic scrubber equipped with stripping pads. Remove solution and old finish with a wet vacuum and allow floor to dry completely. If desired, a rinsing step can be added. Apply recommended NCL Floor Finish as per instructions.
Note: Asphalt tile, Linoleum, and other sensitive floor surfaces may be damaged by contact with stripping solution. We recommend that a spot test be conducted before general use.