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Inadequate protection on a surface costs time, money, and sometimes the surface itself. SurfaceGuard Pro™ offers three reusable, eco-friendly products — one for every stage of the job. From freshly finished floors to countertops, cabinets, and stairs, SurfaceGuard Pro™ makes it easy to pick the right product for the job.
If your hardwood, stone, tile, or concrete is still curing, or if you’re working in a humid or non-climate-controlled environment, use SurfacePro®. It’s the only product in the line that lets moisture escape.
Clean&Safe®Pro gives you the same leak-proof, skid-resistant protection as Clean&Safe®, with an extra layer that offers extra durability and lets you clean mid-project without removing the dropcloth.
For any surface that doesn’t need to cure, including hardwood, carpet, tile, stairs, and countertops, Clean&Safe® is the fastest, most economical option. No tape, no adhesive, no sliding.
Clean&Safe® is the all-purpose workhorse — leak-proof, skid-resistant, and reusable on any surface that doesn’t need to breathe. Clean&Safe®Pro adds a second layer on top for extra durability and allows the product to be broom-cleaned or vacuumed without removal. SurfacePro® is the specialist — breathable by design, built specifically for floors that are still curing or in environments where trapped moisture would damage a new finish.
Yes. Clean&Safe® and Clean&Safe®Pro work on both. For low-pile carpet, use it as you would on any hard floor. For plush carpet, layer two pieces with the plastic sides together, with one layer of fiber on top for absorbency and one on the bottom to grip the carpet. On fully cured hardwood, either Clean&Safe® product works well. If the hardwood is still curing, use SurfacePro® instead.
Leak-proof protection (Clean&Safe® and Clean&Safe®Pro) traps everything on top of the material, including moisture. That’s ideal for finished, cured floors where you want full spill protection.
Breathable protection (SurfacePro®) allows moisture vapor to pass through, which is critical when floors are still curing. Covering a curing floor with a leak-proof product traps moisture beneath it, risking damage to the finish.
Yes. Both applications require SurfacePro®. It can be applied to newly finished hardwood floors as soon as the floor is dry enough to walk on in sock feet, allowing work to resume immediately while the floor continues to cure underneath. Using a standard drop cloth or plastic sheeting on a curing surface risks moisture damage and finish failure.
Contact us or request a sample of all three products before your next job.
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