CeraMag floor waxes and protectives: a complete professional user guide
How to use CeraMag professionally: application steps, coverage, contact time and spray buffing for protected, high-gloss floors.
Why choose CeraMag
CeraMag from the Lüster EcoLine range is a self-polishing, self-levelling product in the floor waxes and protectives category. Its formulation based on acrylic polymers and polyethylene waxes forms an even, high-gloss film with a water- and oil-repellent anti-stain effect.
In professional floor care, this means better surface protection, less dirt penetration and fewer areas where residues can accumulate. The product also offers slip-resistant properties, resistance to black heel marks and no yellowing along the edges.
Step-by-step application method
For a consistent result, dilute the concentrate according to the recommended table and take local water hardness into account. Apply the product to the surface using a cloth, sponge or professional tool, spreading a thin and even coat.
For ordinary treatment, apply 1–2 coats. Allow at least 60 minutes per coat. A thin application supports the self-levelling effect and helps avoid streaks, making it easier to achieve a uniform finish across the whole floor.
Dilutions, coverage and maintenance use
In ordinary treatment, CeraMag is applied in 1–2 thin coats with an indicative coverage of 30–40 m² per litre. This helps cleaning companies and facility teams estimate product consumption for periodic floor protection work.
For intensive maintenance, spray buffing or spray cleaning is provided for at a 1:4 dilution. The stated yield is 4 litres of ready-to-use solution. This is a practical way to refresh the protective film and maintain gloss according to soil load.
Laboratory advice for reliable results
The first key point is to respect the stated contact time: at least 60 minutes per coat. Rushing this stage can affect film uniformity and the final appearance, especially where a consistent gloss level is required.
The second point is to adapt dilution to actual site conditions, including local water hardness. In Swiss professional environments this can help maintain consistent application results. Recommended frequency is monthly, or according to the level of soiling.
FAQ
How many coats of CeraMag should be applied?
For ordinary treatment, 1–2 thin coats are provided for. The choice depends on the level of protection required and the finish you want to achieve.
How long should CeraMag be left per coat?
Allow at least 60 minutes per coat. Respecting this time helps the film level properly and improves finish consistency.
Can CeraMag be used for spray buffing?
Yes. For intensive maintenance, spray buffing or spray cleaning is provided for at a 1:4 dilution, with a stated yield of 4 litres of ready-to-use solution.