OK you old-timey barracks rats. Remember how we used to wax the floors with Johnson Paste Wax? First we would wash the floor with Ba-bo, Comet, or other fine brand of chlorine cleanser. Rinsed well then dried. We would then light the can of wax on fire, slip the cover back on to douse it, then pour the hot wax all over the floor. Now this where I get confused. How did we spread the wax on the floor? By hand with a rag? With the buffer? If with the buffer then with the brush head or a pad? With something else? Please advise. Then we would buff the floor with a clean buffing brush. My technique was to then fold up a clean white bath towel and place it under the brush head. Then do the final polishing until the floor looked like a swimming pool. I promised my friend with an auto repair shop I would do his office floor that old fashioned way. Right now it looks like the floors in Mordor. Help me remember how to spread the melted wax around without getting it dirty.
