Suggested Procedures: Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Residue Removal

Adhesive oozing on LVT/LVP flooring can stem from more than just the wrong trowel size—but whatever the cause, sticky pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) residue makes floors a magnet for soil and a headache to maintain. XL North’s Suggested Procedures for Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Residue Removal walks you through a step-by-step process for removing PSA residue safely and effectively using XL 4200, a water-based chemistry designed to lift adhesive from flooring without damage.

In this guide, you’ll learn:
✔️ How to prep the area before treatment begins
✔️ The equipment needed for larger adhesive removal jobs
✔️ Step-by-step application, agitation, and extraction instructions

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In this set of suggested procedures, learn how to remove pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) residue from LVT/LVP flooring using XL 4200, a water-based chemistry designed to lift adhesive without damaging the floor. Adhesive oozing can come from more than just the wrong trowel size, but by following the steps in this XL North document, floor care technicians can tackle the sticky mess easily.