
Impregnation
After in-depth cleansing is appropriate to apply one-time impregnation of the material. Micro-pores and
capillaries of the material are thus closed, which guarantees maximum protection of material against
pervading humidity and dirt. Impregnation should be steam-permeable and permit "breathing" of the material.
By the impregnation high gloss cannot be achieved. Impregnation is suitable for all kinds of stone and not
entirely closed pottery. It is not suitable for high-glazed pottery, PVC and linoleum.
Pore filler
Kind of surface protection, which secure the pore closing and their general filling up, but does not deposit
any surface layer. Pore fillers should be steam-permeable and permit "breathing" of the material. By pore filler
you cannot achieve high gloss, only so called satiny gloss. Pore fillers are suitable for earthenware, stone
and non-glazed paving. They are not suitable for high-glazed pottery, PVC and linoleum.
Crystallization
On marble and lime floors it is appropriate to recondition the surface by crystallization, which causes
restoration of gloss, reinforcing of surface and anti-slipping quality. By crystallization natural warm surface
gloss is achieved. This crystallization is marked out by significantly higher solidity and less distinct gloss.
Should not be performed more often than once a year. This kind of maintenance cannot be applied on other than
marble and lime surfaces.
Wet crystallization
If the customer insists on high gloss, this kind is used in the form of powder. This crystallization is marked out
by high gloss and lesser reinforcing of the surface. It can be used as a renovation during the year after classical
crystallization.
Waxing
There are three categories of wax, which are metallic, polymere and natural. Metallic and polymere waxes (dispersions)
are suitable for protection of PVC and all kinds of linolea. They create an impermeable and air-tight layer. These
waxes are not suitable for using on stone and ceramic surfaces.Paving treated by polymere and metallic waxes have
mostly air-tight surface, thus the paving cannot "breathe", so germs a moulds are to be found in the subsoil. Moreover,
every soft stone is subject to moderate, natural weathering and by closing its surface or unnatural reinforcing of
upper particles the stone is damaged in complete outside crusts. Particularly unsuitable is to apply these waxes on
marble or lime surfaces. Natural waxes are used above all as primary protection layer of non-treated wooden floors
or as a protection of varnished parquets and laminated floorings.