Diamond Brite Floor Polish
Selden Diamond Brite Floor Polish creates a high-shine, wet-look finish without the need for burnishing. Its scuff-resistant coating protects suitable flooring and keeps maintenance requirements low, making it a useful choice for busy commercial interiors. The emulsion polish brings a bright, finished appearance to floors in offices, schools, shops and hospitality premises.
Wet-look gloss without burnishing
Diamond Brite dries to a high-shine finish and does not require burnishing to develop its wet-look appearance. Its scuff resistance helps retain the presentation of commercial floors between maintenance visits.
Protection for sealed and resilient flooring
The polish is intended for linoleum, PVC, rubber, sealed wood, sealed cork, terrazzo and thermoplastic floors. Its protective coating supports the life and appearance of suitable flooring materials.
Key Features & Benefits
- Wet-look gloss finish.
- No burnishing required to develop the finish.
- High resistance to scuffing.
- Low-maintenance floor polish.
- Protects suitable flooring materials.
- For a range of sealed and resilient floors.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Selden |
| Product |
Diamond Brite Floor Polish |
| Format |
Emulsion floor polish |
| Finish |
High-shine, wet-look gloss |
| Application strength |
Neat |
| Application equipment |
Clean lint-free mop or suitable applicator |
| Stated coverage |
60 square metres per litre |
| Recoat timing |
Once dry; approximately 30 minutes as guidance |
| Unsuitable surfaces |
Unsealed wood, unsealed cork and laminated flooring |
| Storage |
Protect from freezing |
Ideal Applications
- Suitable commercial hard floors.
- Offices, schools and shared facilities.
- Hospitality and retail premises.
- Professional cleaning and floor-care programmes.
Complete your cleaning supplies with floor maintenance cleaner, janitorial cleaning supplies.
Directions for Use
Check suitability and prepare the floor
Read the label, information sheet and flooring-care instructions. Do not use on unsealed wood, unsealed cork or laminate. Remove old polish where necessary with a suitable stripper, following its process, and ensure the floor is clean and dry before application.
Apply a thin, even first coat
Use the polish neat with a clean lint-free mop or suitable floor-polish applicator. Spread a thin, even film across the prepared surface. Plan the working area and access route so the wet coating is protected from foot traffic.
Allow drying before recoating
Apply the second coat only after the first is dry. Selden gives approximately 30 minutes as guidance, but check the actual surface because drying conditions vary. Further thin coats can enhance the finish; keep the area protected until ready for use.
Maintain the finished surface
Remove loose debris regularly and use a maintenance method compatible with both the floor and polish. Selden identifies Selsheen and Fastlane for maintaining Diamond Brite. Follow the chosen cleaner's directions and dilution, and review the finish as part of the routine inspection.
FAQs
What finish does Diamond Brite produce?
It dries to a high-shine, wet-look gloss.
Is burnishing required?
No. Diamond Brite develops its gloss without burnishing.
Which floors is it intended for?
Listed surfaces include linoleum, PVC, rubber, sealed cork, sealed wood, terrazzo and thermoplastic floors.
Does it resist scuffing?
Yes. Scuff resistance is a stated feature of the formulation.
Which floors are excluded?
Do not use it on unsealed wood, unsealed cork or laminate flooring.
Is the polish diluted before use?
No. It is applied neat in thin, even coats.
