PC on a kitchen floor

[asodestrom]

This may not be the proper place to post but it's a start. Our kitchen floor is getting a bit dingy looking and the wife conned me into getting down and scrubbing it for her. I'm thinking that my PC would be a good tool for this job What do you all think? Which foam pad? speed?

It's a vinyl floor.

[OctaneGuy]

Sounds like a floor polisher is what you need!

What's your goal? Wax the floors and make it ultra slippery with some Epic?
Remove swirls from your vinyl flooring?
Remove scratches???

The PC is a great tool, and it will polish plastics and vinyl, but it's not very good at cleaning dirt or grime off surfaces. I've polished out all kinds of non car related things with my PC, depends on what your goal is.

Richard

Originally Posted by asodestrom

This may not be the proper place to post but it's a start. Our kitchen floor is getting a bit dingy looking and the wife conned me into getting down and scrubbing it for her. I'm thinking that my PC would be a good tool for this job What do you all think? Which foam pad? speed?

It's a vinyl floor.

[kenchan]

ive yet to clay my bath tub and counter tops.

[mcdbrendan]

Ohh Ohh I clayed my shower with 303 the first day I got it. I had one of the worst colds I have ever had (I get colds easily) and was under a heavy dose of Nyquill.