SYNTHETIC CARPET WITH GLOSS PAINT GUIDE

Note: This is a rescue method. Mineral solvents may cause delamination of the carpet backing or remove glued-down tufts.

Step 1: Pre-Cleaning

• Pre-vacuum or brush off the carpet to remove loose dirt and debris.

Step 2: Prepare Pre-Spray Solution

• Mix High Performance Pre-Spray at 250ml per litre of water.

Step 3: Apply Pre-Spray

• Apply a liberal amount of pre-spray using overlapping passes.

• Allow the solution to dwell for 15 minutes, during which it will break down soils and residues.

Step 4: Agitation (Optional)

• Brush the pre-spray into the carpet using manual or mechanical methods if required.

• This step is not always necessary, but can help with heavily soiled areas.

Step 5: Rinse Extraction

• Prepare your rinse solution by mixing High Performance Rinse at 30ml per 10 litres of clean water.

• Rinse extract the carpet slowly and methodically using your cleaning wand.

Tip: For every wet pass, follow with at least two dry passes.
On polypropylene and polyester carpets, zig-zagging or “shark’s teeth” will not permanently disrupt the pile, but for a professional finish, maintain a uniform pass pattern.

Step 6: Spot Treatment

• Any remaining stains can be treated using a Solvent Spotter – Stain Remover.

Step 7: Deodorisation

• High Performance Pre-Spray does not deodorise.

• For odour control, a premium deodoriser can be added to the rinse tank or lightly sprayed over the carpet after extraction.