The floor we're starting with has several rough spots on it's surface.

The first step is to scrape as much as possible with a floor scraper. 

Then, clean the dirt off with a mop full of soap and water.

If there are raised areas or holes, skim the floor with Serico

Once that's dry, Bonding Primer is rolled on.

Get the Drill and Mixer. Be sure the mixer has rounded edges.

Get the Overlay Powder and add the Enforcer Liquid (about 2:1).

Drill to a smooth consistency. Generally, a paste-like viscosity.

This illustrates the Overlay thickness once mixed thoroughly with Enforcer.

Spread the Overlay in a "Figure 8" anywhere from 1/16" to 1/4" thickness.

For better trowel "glide" as material sets spray the trowel with more Enforcer.

You should not spray the Overlay directly with Enforcer. It will seal the surface and not stain.

Trowel the Enforcer into the Overlay for a smooth finish.

If there are rough areas or lines, sand the Overlay with a palm sander.

Now, before staning, the floor should be hydrated with a great deal of water. Scrub water in with a Blue Scrub Brush.

While still wet, Oxidizers are sprayed on with a bug sprayer. All sprayer parts MUST be plastic.

Subsequent Oxidizers can be sprayed or drizzled on the surface.

After about 2-3 hours, residue should be mopped off with water.

3-4 coats of Liquid Hardener are then mopped on. Allow dry time between thin coats.

Two layers of Brown Gravy Wax are then buffed in for additional protection and sheen.